Interesting, thanks for the info! This sounds similar to https://www.readcube.com/, which I dabbled with but never got into.
Need to get some system in place as my hard-drive is becoming littered with cryptically named PDF files.
Need to get some system in place as my hard-drive is becoming littered with cryptically named PDF files.
The open-source side is important for me because the data accumulated in these software is really valuable. If one day the company has to close, you may be stuck without access to your data. With open-source software I'm at least sure to be able to continue running the latest software version on my own, and a community can start to take over and maintain it. Also the way data are stored in the computer can be deduced/found in the code, allowing to make exportation/importation to other software easier. I don't mind to pay for a good software – like I'll probably do with zotero for storage when I'll hit the memory limit – but it has to be open-source.
Except this the concept looks quite interesting and the UI seems nice. The only additional feature (in regard to my setup) that I can see on the homepage is the recommendation system, that can be quite interesting though.
[1] http://support.readcube.com/knowledgebase/articles/242873-ca...