Stephen Dowdy wrote:
> There's also KDE 'kjots' and Gtk2 'gjots2'
> (http://bhepple.freeshell.org/gjots/) which should be lower resource
> use than 'baskets' or maybe even 'zim'. (kjots is, as i can tell, pretty
> much textual-content only, no font/style attributing) (which might be
> fine for your needs?)
Ah... kjots has had styling for some time. (It got a bit better
recently, though I think I've only ever run trunk, so I'm not sure what
it looks like in 4.1. IIRC though it's mainly the links that actually
work now, the styling has been there in really a usable form for quite
some time.)
I thought about mentioning it, as IMO it's a great application for, er,
"jotting notes" (MUCH better for keeping TODO lists and other assorted
junk than a flat file), but it's only two-levels of hierarchy (books and
pages).
--
Matthew
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...until you meow.
MEOW!
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