TreeLine: Outliner meets free-form database
TreeLine is a hybrid application that combines the features of a traditional outliner with a free-form database. As such, it offers a unique way to organize heterogeneous data, be it contact information, bookmarks, text snippets, bibliography, task lists, or something else. Moreover, using TreeLine's outlining capabilities you can easily group and manage the mixed data inside the database.
TreeLine is written in Python, so you have to make sure that Python is installed on your machine. Besides Python, TreeLine requires a few other software packages, including Qt, PyQt, and an XML parser (see the Requirements page for more detailed info). If you are using Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn), you don't have to install anything besides the application itself, since all the required components are already there.
To install TreeLine, download the latest package and unpack it. Fire up the terminal, switch to the TreeLine directory, and run python install.py as root. When that operation finishes, you can launch the application by running the treeline command.
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