On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 10:01 PM, Joseph Sinclair
wrote:
> A couple applications to look at:
> 1) note, it's command-line, but it doesn't create a window. Written in perl,
> and allows a couple different storage options.
> 2) gdesklets This includes a bunch of little desktop items, including
> S
On Tue, Oct 06, 2009 at 01:20:05PM -0700, Stephen wrote:
> I think there is something called tomboy notes? not sure. but i saw it
> and it tries to be a virtual sticky note (yellow box and all)
You're thinking of xpad or knotes.
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A couple applications to look at:
1) note, it's command-line, but it doesn't create a window. Written in perl,
and allows a couple different storage options.
2) gdesklets This includes a bunch of little desktop items, including
StickyNotes, which is pretty close to what you're talking about.
3)
I think there is something called tomboy notes? not sure. but i saw it
and it tries to be a virtual sticky note (yellow box and all)
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 2:25 PM, Josef Lowder wrote:
> Is there a digital sticky notes utility for Linux?
>
> Ideally, it should allow quickly typing a short note on
On Monday 05 October 2009 14:25:11 Josef Lowder wrote:
> Is there a digital sticky notes utility for Linux?
>
> Ideally, it should allow quickly typing a short note on the command
> line to be displayed as a *very small* note (about 2" wide by 1" tall)
> in a pre-defined spot on one of the multipl
On Oct 6, 2009, at 5:46 AM, Matt Graham wrote:
From: Josef Lowder
Is there a digital sticky notes utility for Linux?
Ideally, it should allow quickly typing a short note on the command
line to be displayed as a *very small* note (about 2" wide by 1"
tall)
in a pre-defined spot on one of t
I use Tomboy Notes.
Josef Lowder wrote:
> Is there a digital sticky notes utility for Linux?
>
> Ideally, it should allow quickly typing a short note on the command
> line to be displayed as a *very small* note (about 2" wide by 1" tall)
> in a pre-defined spot on one of the multiple desktop/work
> name=`dcop knotes KNotesIface newNote "title" "new note contents"`
> dcop knotes KNotesIface resize $name WIDTH HEIGHT
> dcop knotes KNotesIface showNote $name
> (moving it to a specific virtual desktop probably requires using
> wmctrl, but that's pretty easy.)
Gah. What I think you want is mor
From: Josef Lowder
> Is there a digital sticky notes utility for Linux?
>
> Ideally, it should allow quickly typing a short note on the command
> line to be displayed as a *very small* note (about 2" wide by 1" tall)
> in a pre-defined spot on one of the multiple desktop/workspaces ...
> with no
Is there a digital sticky notes utility for Linux?
Ideally, it should allow quickly typing a short note on the command
line to be displayed as a *very small* note (about 2" wide by 1" tall)
in a pre-defined spot on one of the multiple desktop/workspaces ...
with no title, no menu, no icons, no bor
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