Thanks for all the suggestions.
zim-wiki looks more like tomboy to me, because tomboy also has wiki
style linking.
I will try basket and freemind.
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Hi all,
Can anyone suggest any general planning software (not project
planning) that can be used to plan activities/events etc or just to
write down all the aspects related to it in a understandable manner?
For now I am more interested in putting an idea on paper with as much
details as possible
Good start as you say is freemind
I do use it a bit and have found that its good for planning a document
rather than an event (if you get the drift). Its also good for outlines of
events but not good for subsets or allocation of responsibilities
Have been trying too for a simple planning
basket is a nice data organising software.
give a try.
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On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 10:54 AM, Shrinivasan T tshriniva...@gmail.com wrote:
basket is a nice data organising software.
just installed, seems nice
On that lines there is another tool called ZIm Desktop Wiki
http://www.zim-wiki.org
Its a journalling and planning tool, has some decent
