I am only now checking out 1.0, which looks promising. The impending move to 2.0 makes me a bit nervous for two reasons.
First, using a piece of software like this entails acquiring new habits, so I don't want to make that effort if the move to 2.0 would require me to retrain myself yet again. It's one thing to tinker with features, but I would hope the underlying concept stays the same, so that I only need to learn a few new features without training myself to think about task management differently. I have this concern with Hog Bay in particular, because of the big jump from Hog Bay Notebook, which I could work with, to Mori, which placed more demands on me than were comfortable. Can anyone tell me how the move from 1.0 to 2.0 will feel from a user perspective. I'm interested in the big picture, which I can't get from the features I see discussed in the newest release.
Second, there's always the money issue. If I buy 1.0 now, will I have to pay an upgrade in the near future? Or do you plan to handle this as you did with the move to Mori and and through Mori's various iterations?
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