xtc,
i agree they aren't comparable, i never aimed to replicate the terrific features of xournal or even maemopad.

for myself, notetaking is exactly that, whilst I am taking notes I haven't got time to review and mess around - its the GTD principle, I want to get the notes in and listen to whats being said instead of fannying around.

The work I have put into liqbase has mainly been to show that this device *can* do them and if people want to get onboard and expand on the things I've started with their apps it would be amazing.

I spent a long time getting the display to operate smoothly and have a lot of personal usage for it, but its going to take me individually a long time to get feature complete apps up and running.

the comparisons between liqbase and xournal are similar to comparisons between notepad and microsoft word.

Both are useful.


additionally, the sketches drawn in liqbase are a mere fraction of what I aim to achieve.
They are merely the ingredients to be used later as the interfaces emerge.