Sticky notes
(a.k.a. Snotes)
Description
I kind of like the idea of sticking little notes to my desktop - just like you would stick yellow stickers on your fridge. For a long time, I used knotes for that purpose but got really really tired of the KDE connection. (No - I dont think KDE is neat - its rather heavy and has too many superflously features. I like small programs who only does one job; but does it well :-) ).
So in lack of (good) alternatives, I decided to write my own version of knotes: Snotes (for Sticky Notes). If you compare knotes and snotes (and disregard the KDE-connection) you will see that
- The basic idea, as well as the basic layout, is the same.
- Knotes has a more polished view than Snotes.
- Overall Snotes is more configurable than Knotes.
As said before, I basically wrote Snotes for my own use, so there are missing features which I do not plan to invest much time in. I can perfectly use Snotes as it is now.
Release 1.1.0
BEWARE!!!
The data in Snotes are not encrypted. It is stored in plain text in ~/.snotes/ and information stored with Snotes should therefor NOT be security sensitive information - e.g. passwords.
I specifically made Snotes, so when I opened an SSH connection to my computer I would still be able to read my notes.
Requirements
Download
The files can be found here:
and also on SourceForge and Freshmeat.
Changelog
License information
Snotes uses the free version of QT, which is licensed under GPL. Therefore Snotes is also licensed under GPL. Easy, right?
The software is provided as is with no warranty - so you have been warned!
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