Labels: Build 52, Ink Blogging
Another Build 52 success
posted by Sumocat at 2/13/2008 07:48:00 PM
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008Labels: Build 52, Ink Blogging Another Build 52 successposted by Sumocat at 2/13/2008 07:48:00 PM
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The Thoughtstream (Scribbles + Rambles + Notes to Self)
Scribbles (Ink only)
Rambles (Photo and Text only)
Notes to Self (Voice only)
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Ink + hyperlinks + searchable text + multimedia = Sumocat's Scribbles. Partly a "proof of concept", partly an exploration into the capabilities of the True Notebook computer known as the Tablet PC, entirely a waste of time, unless you are interested in reading, hearing, or seeing my thoughts about the True Notebook (Tablet PC), politics, culture, and whatever else crosses my path.
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About Me
Known throughout the Tabletscape as the "Father of Ink Blogging", Sumocat spills ink as part of an open-ended experiment in this new field of ink blogging. Armed with his convertible Toshiba R25 (a True Notebook a.k.a. Tablet PC), he evangelizes the cause of ink blogging through word and deed. Only when ink stains every corner of the Inkernet will the Sumocat find respite. And if you be not a friend of the pen nor a knight of the stylus, beware... for you have reason to fear the Sumocat. |
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2 Comments:
Sumocat, thanks for writing about Ript. Seeing that post with it used in combination with Build 52 really makes me drool! I wish InkSeine could do that! It just looks right for an ink notebook (and ink blog posts, of course).
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Ken Hinckley, at 2/25/2008 01:25:00 AM
Thanks Ken. If you could get Ript's photo-arranging functionality into InkSeine, I think that will turn a lot more heads. Despite not being designed specifically for it, Ript really feels designed for pen input.
BTW, I've been meaning to try out InkSeine, but honestly, I'm pretty sure I won't like it. That's no fault of the app. Judging from the comments I've read and my analysis of the features, I believe it's excellent at its job. It's just that you've been following a "notebook metaphor", and that doesn't appeal to me. I still intend on trying it for myself, but I am a pretty good judge of what I will or will not like (I did take the plunge into tablets sight unseen).
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Sumocat, at 2/25/2008 10:09:00 AM
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