ctdahle the glossier thread in the new gardener forum is not even related to one in software package. the reason I started that thread is I thought it would be helpful to newbies and would more interesting then the usual word association threads in club og forum.
And even if the glossary were being written by " new gardeners " , that is what keeps the price down. Remember, a lot of time and knowledge goes into writing software. So for ten or fifteen dollers, even twenty, it would still be well worth it. Keep up the progress, and keep us informed.
I'm with Wiley on the graph paper. It's how I've planned all my gardens and if I need to revise things, it can hang out with me in the garden. The computer can't. Of course I could get a laptop....
Abigail, 8 kids grown, 1 blossoming and 12 grandkids: what a harvest!
Posts: 1324 | Location: Far Rockaway, New York | Registered: July 17, 2002
Don't quote me on this, but industry insiders report the code still hangs on the "Hello, World" function. When the bugs are worked out of that all too critical function, then I expect real progress to be made.
Wayne
Posts: 1975 | Location: Zone 4a, transplanted to the hills of Western Maine. | Registered: October 07, 2005
What about using something like http://myfolia.com - I found them the other day while looking for some info about my zucchini plants. Haven't used it yet, but it looks like it could do a fair bit of what you have been waiting for with this software - i think the basic features are free to use as well. I'll report back when im done investigating it if you want...
