When reading an existing note created elsewhere (e.g. The VJOURNAL title is currently set from the first line of the note when edited in Notes. Notes seems to background-save based on inactivity or time interval (?) However, this is currently UI-blocking, so with a remote backend, to the user it will appear to randomly freeze for no apparent reason. If EDS stores the visibility of the list as set in Evolution, maybe this could be reused? - StephenSmith 10:52:29 I have no way of showing only one list or the other at the moment. For instance, I maintain separate work and personal notes lists coming from different CalDAV sources, both configured in Evolution. There needs to be a way of viewing specific notes lists separately. It should be possible to at least sort alphabetically as well. StephenSmith 10:52:29Īt the moment Notes sorts by date modified descending. Generally a very solid bit of software, but agreed, totally touch-unfriendly. KamilDudek 06:43:02įor written notes, reusing some of the Xournal codebase might be a good starting point if possible. Unfortunately, its UI is paradoxically not touch-friendly so it's a not the best example of a GNOME app. All these features are supported in the xournal program. The second natural note-taking activity is marking, underlining and selecting on printed papers(digitizer/pen operations on imported PDFs, like here: ). So the proper note-taking program should support handwriting input(ideally with OCR, but this is probably way ahead of us on Linux). The actual note-taking is performed with a pen. The design for a Mail app doesn't overlap Notes: - AntónioFernandesĪt least when using a CalDAV Notes source in Evolution, they show up, edit and sync properly using Notes - StephenSmith 10:34:54 Pierre-Yves%20LuytenĮvolution is an organizer suit of it's own kind, not your average e-mail client. However this specific issue is not really new. Please open a bug or contact but I'm not sure about what is feasible here. (- FlorianBaeuerle)įlorian, evolution notes are using the standard VJOURNAL.
With all those shiny new Apps in GNOME you get double functionality at some points - for example when you use GNOME's standard E-Mail Application (Evolution) which has it's very own Notes-functionality - I would find it great if they would at least use the same resource for the Notes, so your Bijiben Notes show up in Evolution vice versa. I also make some screenshots how i use tomboy: - Kamil Sochacki 17:35:23 Good Notes app should let me categorize my notes in notepads, format text (options from tomboy + possibility to insert pictures). I need aplication to organize school lessons and I know that this app will probably simple, but consider posibility to extend functionality by extensions. Combined with a sync-function to the Snowy server you get a great cross platform note setup. At least, please try to be compartible with the Tomboy note-format as there are already great "Tomboy" implementations on all the other platforms (including mobile ones). The Tomboy team is working on a backend library for Tomboy to allow easier reuse across GUIs and platforms, looks like this proposed app could run with that backend and get note sync for free. Having 2 notes side-by-side is useful when "cleaning up" notes, for example, separating a status report in public vs. Notes should have an "archive" button, which will make them disappear from the desktop, but still be available on the notes application itself.Most of time some applications are already launched when GNOME starts. GNOME3 incitate users to suspend their session instead of halt the computer. Having the notes there will make sure users don't miss on important notes. The desktop (which is now just a wallpaper) is the first thing the user see when starting GNOME.Since the desktop is "empty" in gnome 3+, I'd suggest having notes always on the desktop.Allow making a note from any selection/clip.Simple organisation features - notebooks.
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