On Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 11:23 AM, Eric S Fraga <e.fraga@ucl.ac.uk> wrote:

> t may consist of a number of distinct functionalities but the reality
> is that actually being productive while working (writing text and code
> while managing projects and emails) requires using many of these
> distinct functionalities (export, babel, agenda, capture).  For me, org
> provides a unifying experience that has enriched my emacs use (and I
> speak as an emacs user from the 80s...).
>

​Yes.  Hyperbole is similar; it has distinct subsystems that can all be
used together and are unified via a simple menu interface.  Although there
is presently no support for org-mode in Hyperbole because we haven't
gotte​n to it yet, there is little overlap in their detailed
functionalities, so you can improve your productivity further by using both
of them.

A new Hyperbole release for emacs developers should be out by the end of my
workday today.

Bob