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Post-it(R) like application with network support
Fusenshi is a Post-it(R) like application. You can take notes on your
desktop and send them to others with it.
Document manager application designed to work with GNOME 3
Documents is a document manager application designed to work with GNOME 3. It's
included in the default set of core applications since GNOME 3.2.
GTD organizer for the GNOME desktop environment
GTG is a personal organizer for the GNOME desktop environment,
it focuses on ease of use and flexibility, while keeping things
simple.
Small application to manage your personal tasks
GNOME To Do is a small application to manage your personal tasks. It
uses GNOME technologies, and so it has complete integration with the
GNOME desktop environment.
Amarok 2.x plasma applet for KDE4
PlayWolf is a plasma applet for KDE4 that allows you to control Amarok 2.x from
your desktop and view the song that is currently playing.
KDE4 tea cooker plasma applet
Tea Cooker is a Plasma applet for KDE4 to assist all lovers of tea in the task
of steeping tea for just the perfect length of time.
Console based tool to handle encrypted notes
This is a small console program written in
perl, which allows you to manage notes similar
to programs like "knotes" from commandline.
Library allowing communication with Google calendar and contacts
An ANSI C library allowing communication with google calendar and contacts,
useful if you need to support this in a C or C++ application.
Notes-taking application based on Qt 4
Nagaina is a notes-taking application.
Features
* Classifications of notes in categories;
* Rich text editor, with support for font, font size, font color, alignment...
* Style editor;
GNUstep workspace manager
Preferences.app is, functionally, a clone of NeXTstep/OPENSTEP tool of
the same name. Just like the original program, it's a simple application
for setting preferences for the GNUstep system, with a friendly interface.
The program is simple, but powerful -- people can create new modules,
called "bundles", that add new things to the program that its original
developers did not think of or even intend -- that don't require
recompiling the main program. For more information on what bundles can do,
see StepWise. They are a very powerful tool.