Tomboy
Note-taking application in GNOME
Developer: Alex Graveley
License: GNU LGPL
Web: http://projects.gnome.org/tomboy/
About
Tomboy is a cross-platform notetaking application for the GNOME desktop. It is simple and easy to use, and makes the everyday requirement of taking little notes very useful. Additionally it is able to synchronise notes with a local folder, or over SSH and WebDAV.
Tomboy is a part of the default GNOME installation in openSUSE, and appears on the default panel just beside the main-menu.
Shortcut
Just hit Alt+F12 on the keyboard to bring up your Tomboy notes.
Features
- Cross platform
- Synchronisation of notes over SSH or WebDAV, or with a local folder.
- Simple note linking to make it easy to inter-relate notes
- Spell-checking and highlighting text
- Extensible through add-in support
- Evolution mail links
- Note of the day
- HTML export, etc.