> I find Gnote useful for keeping notes and use Orage for > scheduling tasks/events.
An (unusual) solution is to have a private wiki. You can store it on your own machine (I do so on my laptop) with a local server, or on a public server with correct management of access. This solution can have sense if you would access to your data from differents systems. There are a lot of well-tried wikis with interessant features for that purpose: internal search, linking between documents (of course), index of all pages, categorying, tagging with keywords, listing of recent changes, calendar, storing of non-textual data (images, pdf...) and so. I like it, because it's always a way to rediscover your stuff... It's easy to start a new note, more often, you type the name of a new page between [[]]. Good questions for the choice of the candidate are: - with or without a database ? - in which format are the data encoded ? Are there still understandable (in plain text) if the application crashes or becomes unmaintained ? I use Oddmuse, packaged for Debian, light, capricious but fun. Pmwiki and Mediawiki are also good candidates, but heavier. Regards, Gauthier -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/20100805135716.9ed7c4d...@60gp.ovh.net
