Treepad is another tree outliner / organizer, popular for Windows. The latest Linux version is a single executable that runs fine in Puppy.
http://www.treepad.com/linux/treepadlite/
http://www.treepad.com/download/#tplitelx
Download, extract, run.
Enjoy.
GS
ftgs
Treepad Lite for Linux
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klhrevolutionist
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Well, that's good. But when telling people about something try & be more descriptive. After looking at the links you provided, this seems to be a feasible
little app. Qoute from website " * TreePad .hjt files when written with TreePad Lite for Linux 2.1 are now fully compatible with TreePad Lite programs on Windows. This means that files created on Linux can be read on Windows without any text-file conversion. The reverse was already true, TreePad Lite programs for Linux can read files created with TreePad Lite for Windows".
little app. Qoute from website " * TreePad .hjt files when written with TreePad Lite for Linux 2.1 are now fully compatible with TreePad Lite programs on Windows. This means that files created on Linux can be read on Windows without any text-file conversion. The reverse was already true, TreePad Lite programs for Linux can read files created with TreePad Lite for Windows".
Heaven is on the way, until then let's get the truth out!
K,
Sorry you feel that way about the link information.
As far as the extraction goes, I discovered the files were extracting to /root/tmp/TreePadLiteLX. There is a qt libarary file that extracts with it as well. As a quick and dirty technique, I moved the library file to the ~/my-application/lib directory. In other words, the extraction is not as "default" straightforward as I thought. I'm sure it is easily fixed - will look at it when I have some time.
Rgds
GS
ftgs
Sorry you feel that way about the link information.
As far as the extraction goes, I discovered the files were extracting to /root/tmp/TreePadLiteLX. There is a qt libarary file that extracts with it as well. As a quick and dirty technique, I moved the library file to the ~/my-application/lib directory. In other words, the extraction is not as "default" straightforward as I thought. I'm sure it is easily fixed - will look at it when I have some time.
Rgds
GS
ftgs
Lobster,
Tuxcards and Treepad ... sort of like swings and roundabouts.
Treepad (free ver) is text only, but has a lot of add on utilities, plus it has versions for both Windows and Linux.
Tuxcards (in my experience) won't work with JWM, but has great HTML etc formatting. Would be a good Web site generator as well. Plus, Tuxcards is Linux only.
I guess it depends on what you want. I may well go with treepad, because I travel a lot with a Windows Laptop computer, so can use treepad on both platforms. Having said that, I also like Tuxcards.
Clear as Mud, eh?
Rgds
GS
ftgs
Tuxcards and Treepad ... sort of like swings and roundabouts.
Treepad (free ver) is text only, but has a lot of add on utilities, plus it has versions for both Windows and Linux.
Tuxcards (in my experience) won't work with JWM, but has great HTML etc formatting. Would be a good Web site generator as well. Plus, Tuxcards is Linux only.
I guess it depends on what you want. I may well go with treepad, because I travel a lot with a Windows Laptop computer, so can use treepad on both platforms. Having said that, I also like Tuxcards.
Clear as Mud, eh?
Rgds
GS
ftgs