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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

SourceForge.net: globonote

GloboNote - Desktop note taking program

GloboNote is a simple and easy to use desktop note taking program(Sticky Note). It lets you organize your ideas, ToDOs, reminders in one place and allows you to find it easily. GloboNote can be run in any OS that has Java 6 installed.

List of Features:

  • Platform Independent. Run on any OS that has Java 6 or higher installed.
  • Set Alarms. Remind yourself of important events. Set recurring alarm, play custom sound(*.wav, *.aiff or *.mp3).
  • Build-in Calculator. Enter the calculation in the note then press F2.
  • Organize notes in group. Display/Hide notes according to group.
  • Customize notes. Change color, font, behavior of your note.
  • Create note templates and load it using hotkeys(ALT-1 to ALT-4).
  • Search Notes. Locate your notes using the search tool. Search while you are typing.
  • Attach files on note then double click to launch it.
  • Attach images on notes.
  • Paste image(screenshot) from clipboard to note.
  • Support for URLs handling. (Ctrl-)Click on the URL and the appropriate application will be launched.
  • Find/Replace the content of the note
  • Make note to always stay on top of other window.
  • Make note to auto rollup when not used.
  • Support for rich text editing with bold, italic, colour etc.
  • Restore deleted notes.
  • Lock note to prevent unintended editing or deletion of note
  • Export note as plain text
  • Print note

Detailed list of features...


Very handy! So far, I like it tons better than Mac Stickies.

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Monday, November 17, 2008

Cisco VPN Client for Linux!!!!

Hallelujah!

http://projects.tuxx-home.at/?id=cisco_vpn_client

I installed an Ubuntu 8.10 VMWare appliance at home on my Mac Pro and needed to connect to work. I wanted my VM to connect rather than OS X so I looked for a VPN client. Cisco didn't permit me to use their client so I found the one I'm using now at the URL above. My VMWare appliance is 32-bit so I tried installing an older, 32-bit Cisco client from that site, couldn't make it work, installed a bunch of patches, etc. Finally, I just tried installing the latest 64-bit version and it worked! I'm very pleased. Time to stay up even later working.

Thanks, not-Cisco!