Re: [Evolution] a 'notes' feature for evolution

[Tim Reilly <reilly zk3 dec com>]

I think this would be an excellent addition, but it would require some sort of groupware server, wouldn't it? 
I think I heard something like that was planned, but I don't know the actual status of it...

Tim

> Evolution is a great program.  It looks like it is going to be part of many
> very powerful groupware solutions.  As I see it Evolution needs a 'notes'
> component.
>
> Recently I found a program called ThoughtTracker
> (http://www.tu-ilmenau.de/~gomar/stuff/thoughttracker/).  ThoughtTracker is a very powerful knowlage
> base application with a non-hierarchal format.  It allows bidirectional
> links between notes and what it calles "hubs".
>
> Currently ThoughtTracker is meant for a single user.  It uses GDBM for its
> database support.  This keeps me from easly using the same knowlage space
> at home and work.  The author says that he has thought of modifying it to be
> used with sometype of external SQL database.  If this was done and support
> for multiple users was added I think you would end up with a very powerful
> groupware component.
>
> If a group of people (like programmers, engineers or something) could
> access the some knowlage space everyone could post their ideas and allow for
> other people to comment and build on them.
>
> Well, I think it could be useful.  I'm currious to hear what you think.
>
> Adam Hunt
> Digital Evolution
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