And, who knows, those potential users might be needed to ensure the sustainability of software that I would now hate to do without. However, I worry that too many potential users are missing out a powerful application for superficial reasons. One gets a sense the DEVONthink user-base is strong and loyal, and the longevity of the company no doubt owes a lot to the maturity of the software. A little self-preservation has started to inform my desire to see the user interface refreshed. That is not to say I have no desire to see changes to DEVONthink. Once I finally gave function a rare victory over form, it didn’t take long to realise what I had been missing. 2įor a long time a superficial reticence towards the DEVONthink interface kept me away from it. Other tools have come and gone, Eagle Filer is probably the closest thing I have come across to 1, but the more you peel back the layers of DEVONthink the more you you understand why all those nerds were telling you to try it out in earnest. I was an Evernote user for some time, but privacy issues, proprietary document formats, and a variety of other concerns were enough to turn me away. I have tried many other solutions for the problems it solves, with varying degrees of success. I have becme more and more reliant on DEVONthink.
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