Database
- Every document is stored in one xml-file
- that are connected via relative links
- so the database is extremely scalable (few kbs to some
gbs).
- Of course you can add files and directories which are
placed beside the xml-files in your local file system.
Editing:
- Use keystrokes to rapidly write down hierarchical
information (You will see that this is a very intuitive way
to represent information.).
- Multiple references to documents are supported - so you
can rather create information graphs than information
trees.
Accessibility:
- The documents are stored in web standard xml
- and an xsl style sheet is also provided.
- So you can view the information directly in most browsers
(ieexplorer, firefox, safari).
- There is no "database engine". All the files are placed
directly in the file system.
- So you can view your information in nearly every
environment without having to install Linnk.
Exporting:
- You can export parts of or your whole database using the
publish function.
- The results are normal xhtml documents, which are
connected via relative links.
- You can apply your own styles if you are familiar with
html and css.
for Mac OS X Users:
- For every document a .linnk-file is created.
Double-clicking on it opens linnk-editor. You can create
aliases for important documents and place them on your
desktop.
- Because the information is stored in xml and html-format,
everything in your documents can easily be found with
Spotlight.
Semantic Web:
- Linnk generates a network of Semantic Web documents
(RDF), which are interlinked using the Linked Data
principle