OK, being a chronic seeker of something that will keep me focused and organized, you have my interest. I poked around KGTD and GTD and looked again at OmniOutliner. It all looks good, but why should I use this instead of NoteTaker?
In NT I can have pages for projects or tasks, with nested items on each page, all of which can be dated, prioritized, reorganized, sorted, checked off, collapsed/opened, etc. And everything is immediately indexed, and searchable. Items or whole pages can be moved from here to there or wherever, things can be exported, imported, I can open web sites, drop in jpgs, or pdfs. or rtfs, and have multiple NT books all connected in a library and jump from one to another with a click.
I love DTPro and use it all the time, but I use it more like Super Finder. NoteTaker is more for, well, yes, note taking, and journal keeping, and ToDo lists, and keeping a log of a project. I have a house to maintain, that’s one notebook; I have a house to remodel, that’s two (at least), I have a book to write, that’s nine, one for each section of multiple chapters, etc. It isn’t the kind of stuff I would do in DTPro (although I often store material I might refer to in DTPro). DTPro will have downloads, links, scans, etc., for, say, various drawer hardware; NT will have a chapter for hardware, a page for drawer hardware with notes, addresses, phone#s, etc., and all the steps I have to take in order to get hardware actually installed on a drawer.
So, how is KGTD different/better?