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.
6 responses to “Tinderbox”
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.
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?
it looks like the funnest dorkiest program. did you see that diagram i posted on photosynthetic?
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…
link
thanks Tim – I like your diagram