Leo Editor

I've used Leo extensively for one large project, several smaller ones and all the DD work for 8 years until 1/1/2017. It's a very good and well thought out program, it's a bit like a cross between emacs org mode and python programming environment (rather than lisp) geared towards literate programming but very useful for other kinds of applications. I'd love to see a 'Google docs' style multi-user version of it, that would be an awesome tool, especially if it…

The problem I had with Leo was that it tried to be so many things. On another page, their site calls it: - A fully-featured IDE, with many features inspired by Emacs. - An outliner. Everything in Leo is an outline. - A data manager, data manager and personal information manager. - A powerful scripting environment. - A tool for organizing and studying computer code. It claims to be for programmers, authors, and web designers, but I couldn't figure out…

I use Leo every day. It's a great little editor, very stable and with a ton of handy features. Outlines are a fantastic tool to keep track of the state of a complex project. My .leo files are what keeps me sane when I'm in the middle of a project with a few hundred documents and need to compile a report. I like it that it's local instead of some online service (there are plenty of those, but I would…