We chose Windows to start with because it was the most popular evaluation download for Web Help Desk. We did that to make it easier for the sales engineers to support the new product and provide a great experience for customers. For the short term, we chose to reduce the variety of OS's we support for the 30-day free evaluation period. 'Since we acquired Web Help Desk on July 25 and started selling it the very next day, we handed a brand new product to our sales team with very little time to train them. On the company forums, another representative says the issue isn't quite over yet: Web Help Desk will continue to support previous Mac customers, and hasn't yet decided what the future holds. That's a strange decision - according to the company's page, even Apple makes use of the Web Help Desk software, so there's definitely a call for the Mac version. A salesperson at the company emailed TUAW reader Neil, and says that 'moving forward is strictly Windows-based.' The company that makes this software just got acquired by another IT software company called Solarwinds, but apparently Solarwinds is planning to do things over there a little differently: the Mac and Linux version download links have been removed from the website. Users access the ticketing system via their web browsers, or via their iPhones with the Web Help Desk iOS app. I have inserted Gists from GitHub into my documentation and it displays beautifully.Web Help Desk is software that runs on Mac OS Server, among other platforms - it's an enterprise 'help tracking' package that allows small and large companies to track IT and help support across large teams and customer bases. The integration with other platforms is amazing and constantly expanding. The code syntax for any programming language you use is just heaven, and it copies and pastes just as nice (I remember I spent hour debugging things only to find out OneNote was pasting curly double quotes at some point). Moving things around, turning blocks into other things, etc. I like how you just organise things with workspaces and then you can define your hierarchy as you deem necessary. It works incredibly well for that and it pushes to other devices flawlessly (Bear requires a subscription for this). I use this application to document everything I do, especially code and code snippets that I use for web development. It's been 6+ months and I have not looked back. I found this App through a very Quora email digest when I was cleaning my inbox and man I am glad I did. Notes App yet I've always found something that just would not let my workflow. I have used them all: Evernote, OneNote, Quiver, Bear.

I had to take a break from work to just write how awesome this application is.

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