2008/9/5 Stephen Dowdy <sdowdy@xxxxxxxx>:> 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)>
I think it would be good for me to update this thread. Zim is anamazing product, I encourage people to take a look at it. Thedeveloper is adding new features almost weekly, and is very responsiveto wish-bugs. I know that this might be considered OT for the KDElist, but this type of program is really missing from what isavailable in KDE so I'd like to call attention both to the fact thatthis program exists (so that people can have the benefit of using it),and to the fact that I had to look outside KDE despite the fact that Ireally, really wanted to keep my applications consistent. I hope thatyou enjoy Zim as much as I do!
Side note: Zim is being recoded in Python, which may make a Qt / KDEversion easier to write. If there is interest, I may even take it uponmyself in the next few months.
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