2008/9/5 Stephen Dowdy <sdowdy@xxxxxxxx>:> I ran across 'basket' not too long ago and find it to be a rather> intriguing tool. My main frustrations with it are that it's not easy> to share your baskets from home/work (i.e. the baskets are in binary> format, so you can't just see what you've loaded in them from a command> line/non-GUI environment), and that it's not exactly right for my needs as> a merged Todo/Done/Worklog tool. (I like the Gadget add so you can put> the Todo checkbox on a line, but i'd like there to be N gadgets you can> add per element, as i'd like to have a Time spent gadget along with the> Checkoff box. Also, it's not easy to get a view of a hierarchy in one> page (like on HTML export, each hierarchy element is a different html> page/view, so printing out the hierarchy even from HTML pages is not> tenable)>> basket is being reworked for 2.0 (http://basket.kde.org/roadmap.php)> which adds Printing (whew!), new usability interface, etc. Some of the> question marks in that list lead me to believe that 2.0 may be FAR off,> however :-(>> That all said... I haven't been happy with any of the e-diary,> notebook, time-management tools i've run across. Things like> 'karm' don't allow you to easily organize project time by> Day or week, just by project. 'hnb', while curses based (plus),> is really hard to navigate and a little "wierd". Many of the other> "featured" notebook apps tend to be heavyweight as well (http server +> php (yuk))>> I think 'zim' (http://zim-wiki.org/) "The Desktop Wiki" might fit your> needs, though it's technically not a KDE app (Gdk-perl). It was a> little "unstable" for me on Debian Etch, but i see that the main> site is at 0.25 and Etch's package is version 0.17. (i'll have to> take a look at this again)
Even though it is not KDE / QT
> Arguments against 'zim' would include your concern about resource> consumption. If you're all KDE, then adding a gnome app (and Perl)> will add more libs into your memory use.>> 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?)>> --stephen> --> Stephen Dowdy - Systems Administrator - NCAR/RAL> 303.497.2869 - sdowdy@xxxxxxxx - http://www.ral.ucar.edu/~sdowdy/>>
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