[Vimoutliner] Re: VO Junior
Scott Scriven
vimoutliner at toykeeper.net
Thu Jun 26 22:33:05 EDT 2008
* Steve Litt <slitt at troubleshooters.com> wrote:
> Last time I looked, TVO has no license,
That can probably be fixed with a message or two to the author.
> AFAIK TVO is very similar to VO and isn't suitable for a
> newbie.
It claims to work in Vim's "easy mode", which is modeless to make
it simpler for new users. I think it also mentioned having menus
and such, to help GUI-clicky users. I haven't tried it, but it
sure sounds like one of the earlier concept descriptions for VO
Junior. The biggest difference I see is a slightly different
file format.
> Here are my priorities:
>
> 1) Free software (not shareware, proprietary, or "demo")
> 2) Both Linux and Windows
> 3) Native format capable of being converted to tab indented
> outline (means text native format)
>
> Extra points -- if it has tab indented outline as its native
> format, it makes outline sharing MUCH easier.
In that priority list for VO Junior, I don't see anything about
"Junior", the user. What are the user's priorities?
-- Scott
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