Re: Gnote
Zin works OK, as a bookmark “plugin” for Uzbl 
It is even better than traditional firefox-style bookmark tab, because you can comment your bookmarks and add to other notes in Zim
Thanks for sharing Zim with us 
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Re: Gnote
I've used Gnote as well. It's hella fast and great looking.
The only (and I mean ONLY) reason I'm sticking with Tomboy right now is the sync option. I need that; I take notes on the netbook and sync them using Dropbox.
I've tried BasKet. I haven't formed an opinion on it yet, as I just installed it the other day but haven't played with it.
Enjoy whatever you try!
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While organizing notes today I realized that gnote does not keep it's notes in plain text therefore not useful when you need a view line of code or bit of info and you aren't in an X environment. Am I'm better sticking with a folder full of text files?
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jinnstar wrote:
While organizing notes today I realized that gnote does not keep it's notes in plain text therefore not useful when you need a view line of code or bit of info and you aren't in an X environment. Am I'm better sticking with a folder full of text files?
Zim = txt notes, that you can edit without X
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klanger wrote:
jinnstar wrote:While organizing notes today I realized that gnote does not keep it's notes in plain text therefore not useful when you need a view line of code or bit of info and you aren't in an X environment. Am I'm better sticking with a folder full of text files?
Zim = txt notes, that you can edit without X
checking it out, seems neat but will take a little getting used to
Annnnd it's Zim for the Win! Thanks Klanger.
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jinnstar wrote:
klanger wrote:jinnstar wrote:While organizing notes today I realized that gnote does not keep it's notes in plain text therefore not useful when you need a view line of code or bit of info and you aren't in an X environment. Am I'm better sticking with a folder full of text files?
Zim = txt notes, that you can edit without X
checking it out, seems neat but will take a little getting used to
Annnnd it's Zim for the Win! Thanks Klanger.
Don't thank me ...
IgorP wrote:
While we wait, I've tried ZIM - desktop wiki. Even lighter and it can shows pictures and have interesting plug-ins.
Regards!
Re: Gnote
Has anyone tried vimwiki ?
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2226
very fast (of course - its a vim-plugin)
it is very simple to use
has its own syntax similar to mediawiki ( it supports mediawiki as well)
nice html export (not for mediawiki)
u can specify html header and -footers and the css file... and use js for syntaxhighlighting.
embed your pictures ...
runs in a terminal if you like
stores information in plaintext
I use it at work with windows PortableGVim and at home with the CBL installation on the same stick (which I can boot viartually with portable virtualbox from a rawdisk .vmdk), works like a charm ...
I have no experience with other notes-taking apps. vimwiki always did it.
on windows 2000 the whole gvim takes 7 mb of ram right now
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