[PLUG] Saving terminal commands

[David Bridges]

I use Tomboy every day and it works very well for me too.  One of the
things I really like about it is the synchronization features.  You can
sync to a local directory or even a remote system.  Being able to sync
my notes on all of the systems I work or is very handy to me so that I
can always have my notes handy.  I have mine set up to sync to a file
server so that I can get a copy of my notes on any computer I use.  Well
any computer that has tomboy installed.

There is also basket which is a kde application that is dockable and is
supposed to be a nice note taking application.



On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 21:08 -0800, Heath Morrison wrote:
> A minor rebuttal on Tomboy - I use Tomboy a lot and have found it very
> helpful. For years I have used post-it notes, text files,
> self-addressed emails, and open text editors to poorly manage my todo
> lists, short term ideas and things that I need to temporarily paste
> some place. Tomboy stays running in my tool bar and makes it very easy
> to keep track of this stuff in a single location. It doesn't have a
> lot of features, it just sits there and lets me quickly type something
> that I know won't be deleted on accident and that I'll be able to
> retrieve later.
> 
> -Heath
> 
> > First, Tomboy is inscrutable. I cannot figure out what it is good for.
> > It says it is to manage your thoughts and ideas. Well, that will be a
> > short list. I don't think I need a whole app for that. Plus it takes a
> > long time to load. So I discarded Tomboy as a solution.
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