I was pretty active in the Alpha developer community at the time that OS X came out, and for *months* several of us tried to get them to migrate to the tcl installed with OS X. Same version, too. Nothing up front needed to be changed, but they wouldn't even contemplate that swap. Said it was anti-Mac. (Dudes, you chose *TCL*...) I think they were just pissed that OS9 was deprecated, and they didn't seem certain how to cope. :\
Yeah, VoodooPad looked interesting, particularly if I needed to toss in images and such. TextMate is aimed at pure text manipulation.
You know, I'm getting into the GTD cult, er, I mean mindset, and found a slick little set of scripts that use OmniOutliner Pro as the main app - it lets you toss in multimedia, URLs, file references, you name it, and have centralized access via a number of pre-defined views. I'm considering the worth of developing something similar using simply Spotlight, text clippings, and files. Could be interesting.
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Date: 2006-04-26 03:42 am (UTC)Yeah, VoodooPad looked interesting, particularly if I needed to toss in images and such. TextMate is aimed at pure text manipulation.
You know, I'm getting into the GTD cult, er, I mean mindset, and found a slick little set of scripts that use OmniOutliner Pro as the main app - it lets you toss in multimedia, URLs, file references, you name it, and have centralized access via a number of pre-defined views. I'm considering the worth of developing something similar using simply Spotlight, text clippings, and files. Could be interesting.