Tinderbox

23 12 2003

To call Tinderbox “a personal content management assistant”, as its developer eastgate does, is a bit modest I reckon. From what I gather, it is elegant, powerful, and totally modular - the most exciting thing for me is the ability to make mindmaps (something I do all the time) that are expandable and connectable (something the scribbling in my diary method is woefully inadequate for). Thanks to Adrian Miles for the link.

I haven’t actually had a chance to try it out myself because, unfortunately, the (cough) Windows release is still some time away. As I have now outed myself as that antithesis of cool, the Windows Dork (as opposed to Mac Geek), I will retreat into the sweltering heat and wish everyone a Nice Break, if you’re getting one.

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6 responses to “Tinderbox”

23 12 2003
Adrian Miles (08:04:53) :

Ah, you’re seriously missing the boat without OS X and Tinderbox :-) But you make up for it with the coolest blog on the block.

Enjoy your Chrissie.

24 12 2003
Jean (07:27:27) :

no - I’ve been slack about photosynthetic lately - what’s the link? I don’t know much about it, but it would be so cool if I could integrate something like that with endnote, which I use to manage my bibliographic notes…

24 12 2003
tim (09:39:15) :

yeah seriously. nuts to mac geeks!

ive been hearing about this tinderbox thing for like 2 years. when are we gonna get to use it?

24 12 2003
tim (09:40:01) :

it looks like the funnest dorkiest program. did you see that diagram i posted on photosynthetic?

25 12 2003
tim (08:13:51) :

link

25 12 2003
Jean (08:35:10) :

thanks Tim - I like your diagram