tkoutline - http://tkoutline.sourceforge.net/ is an outline editor. It is distributed as a starkit, a win32 starpack, and as a standard tar distributed source tree.
Version 0.93 released on 08-Apr-04
Tkoutline uses a modified wikit as its website. The date at the bottom of each page is a link to the same page with the its most recent changes highlighted. Also, the Contents link at the bottom of each page provides the functionality I posted at Wiki heirarchical table of contents.
If you take TKoutline and you add the possibility to create a wiki page to a parent or a child or any node simply by putting the [] you'll have a winner. Robert Abitbol
It is nice of you to be enthusiastic, but unless I completely misunderstand you, you are suggesting functionality that already exists in tkoutline. Peter Lewerin
From your mouth to God's ear. You mean I can create a wiki page along with a node? Wow! I don't think so. I tried for an hour. I'll try again! OK It works! Robert Abitbol
2004-03-29, SB The 'beta' version 0.93 available from the author is really a gem. He has added support for magic buttons and this give a possibility to have a repository of tcl snippets that can be edited and run from the repository. Here is a simple example:
[%canvas magic button%]
toplevel .t
wm title .t {Testing Canvas}
canvas .t.c
button .t.b -text Close -command {destroy .t}
pack .t.c .t.b
.t.c create text 100 100 -text "Hello World"
2004-04-08, Brian Theado - that 'beta' version has now been officially released.
2004-11-19, MDD - How about adding the ability to export to Open Office Impress slide format, so that you can use tkoutline in lieu of Impress' outline view to draft the text for a set of slides, then use Imposter [L1 ] to view them? (idea inspired by a post by Barry Kauler to the Puppy Linux forum)