[vox] Outlining software for linux?

[Ken Bloom]

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On Sun, Oct 26, 2003 at 07:56:59PM -0800, Henry House wrote:
> P=E5 s=F6ndag, 26 oktober 2003, skrev Ken Bloom:
> > I'm working on an outline for a speech for my Communications 1 class. =
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> > Does anybody know of a good piece of software for working with outlines=
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> > on Linux?
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> I have tried vimoutliner, which (obviously) runs as part of Vim (it uses =
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> 6's fold feature to allow sections to be collapsed and expanded). Availab=
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> from vim.org. I did not like it extremely, but you may feel differently.

My only complaint is that text wrapping can only be reasonably polished=20
with something that inserts numbers or bullets, and to do something like=20
that would mean an abuse of the way vim works.

It's been doing a very good job (and it's probably been more convenient=20
than any GUI app, even AppleWorks, would have been). And it's not even=20
an abuse of vim.

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