Informazioni sui file ORG

ORG (Org-mode · Formato documento)

Rilasciato 2003 Di Carsten Dominik

Org-mode (.org) è un formato di file standard supportato da KaijuConverter per l’archiviazione, la condivisione e la conversione multipiattaforma.

Famiglia

Documents & Text

Estensione

.org

Tipo MIME

text/x-org

Utilizzabile come

Input Output

La storia

COME ORG
È NATO.

Org-mode was created by Carsten Dominik in 2003 as a plain-text outlining system for GNU Emacs. What started as a simple outline hierarchy has grown into one of the most powerful knowledge-management environments ever built: notes, task management, agenda views across multi-file projects, literate programming with embedded code blocks, spreadsheet-like tables with live formulas, citation management, export to HTML/PDF/LaTeX/ODT/Markdown, Pomodoro timers, habit tracking.

A .org file is plain UTF-8 text with a memorable syntax: asterisks for heading depth, `TODO` / `DONE` state keywords, timestamps, tags, properties, and `#+BEGIN_SRC` blocks for literate code. For serious Emacs users, .org is the format they write everything in — research notes, meeting agendas, blog posts, academic papers, shopping lists. The community around Org-mode is one of the most devoted in Emacs, with extensions and integrations that rival dedicated productivity apps.

CURIOSITÀ E
ANEDDOTI.

Carsten Dominik wrote Org-mode in 2003 — 20 years later it remains one of Emacs's most popular extensions.

Org-mode pioneered "literate programming" for the modern era: embed code blocks, tangle them to separate files, re-weave results into the document.

Many academic papers in computer science and physics are written in Org-mode and exported to LaTeX — including peer-reviewed publications.

The entire Hugo-static-site generator can render Org-mode files directly alongside Markdown — blogs written in .org do exist.

Org-mode's date/time parsing handles relative times ("next Friday at 3pm"), recurring events, and habit-tracking — all in plain text.

PUNTI DI FORZA E
LIMITAZIONI.

Punti di forza

All-in-one productivity format — tasks, notes, agenda, papers.
Plain UTF-8 text — diff-friendly, version-controllable.
Literate programming with tangle/weave.
Exports to HTML, PDF, LaTeX, ODT, Markdown, Beamer.
Active open-source community with decades of extensions.

Limitazioni

Emacs-centric — full power requires Emacs; other editors see syntax but miss features.
Steep learning curve alongside Emacs itself.
Limited mobile support (Orgzly on Android is the main option).
Power comes from ecosystem, not format — not portable to Notion/Obsidian cleanly.

Dimensioni e pesi tipici

Daily notes file

2-50 KB

Research project aggregate

100 KB - 2 MB

Literate-programming document with output

500 KB - 10 MB

Specifiche tecniche

MIME type: text/org
Extension: .org
Encoding: UTF-8
Native environment: GNU Emacs Org-mode
Creator: Carsten Dominik (2003)

CONVERTI DA
ORG

org pdf org docx org odt org txt org md org html org epub org rst org adoc org textile org mediawiki org man org opml org typst org t2t org dokuwiki org jira org creole org muse

CONVERTI IN
ORG

html org docx org md org txt org rst org epub org adoc org textile org mediawiki org man org opml org typst org t2t org dokuwiki org jira org creole org muse org odt org tex org rtf org pdf org

Casi d'uso comuni

Emacs users, literate programming, personal knowledge management