#marginnote — Public Fediverse posts
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Although I have discontinued support and further development of the #TeXLaTeX package #marginnote, I have moved development from #github to #Codeberg, created another release, and also uploaded it to #CTAN. #TeXLive has already adopted the new release. The change it contains to column detection in native twocolumn mode comes from TeX.SX user cabohah. A new maintainer is still being sought.
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Obwohl ich Support und Weiterentwicklung des #TeXLaTeX Pakets #marginnote eingestellt habe, habe ich die Entwicklung von #github nach #Codeberg verlagert, eine weitere Release erstellt und auch auf #CTAN hochgeladen. #TeXLive hat die neue Release bereits übernommen. Die darin enthaltene Änderung der Spaltenermittlung im nativen twocolumn-Modus stammt von TeX.SX-Benutzer cabohah. Es wird weiterhin ein neuer Maintainer gesucht.
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I understood why #Trello feels so useless! It pretends that things are linear while they're not.
I looked through the cards in my personal Trello board, "Tinker's Tote", and I realised that they form a directed graph with loops.
It's insane to render it into columns by default! It creates a huge cognitive strain to maintain the graph structure in my mind.
That's another part of my life I'll be switching to #MarginNote.
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@insiderphd I have an 11inch pro and a Mini because the latter fits into my jacket. I prefer the Mini for reading reflowable stuff, reading in bed and writing notes on the go (and social networks).
I prefer the Pro for reading academic papers (usually in A4 format) and for taking notes while reading (#marginNote, #ConceptsApp, #DevonThink, #Obsidian)
Both work fine with the pencil for all UCs but I prefer the Pro for longer/serious work/office stuff. However, the Mini is always on me. -
@mstine Yes, I can see why you say that, and I'm guessing it's just a matter of time before we'll be able to create a Canvas that has a PDF on it that you can then annotate in a way that integrates with all the other stuff you have in Obsidian.
I love #LiquidText and #Marginnote, but despite using both for a couple of small projects, they feel too cramped for me. I think I won't use apps like those until they are turned into Minority Report–like augmented reality apps.