RedNotebook is a desktop diary tool that makes it very easy for you to keep track of the stuff you do and the thoughts you have. This journal software helps you to write whole passages or just facts and does so in style.
Launch:
* If you downloaded the archive, unzip it and read ‘README.txt’
* Ubuntu/Debian: You can find a menu entry in the main menu under ‘Office’
* Other *nixes: Press “Alt-F2″, type “rednotebook” and hit enter
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Here are some key features of "RedNotebook":
· Enter text for individual days and navigate using a fancy calendar
· Add Categories to days and fill them with small content
· (Live-) Search for Day Content
· Automatic saving
· Backup to zip archive
· Edited days are automatically marked
· Calendar Navigation
· Word Cloud with most often used words
· Template Entries
· Export to various formats
Requirements:
· gtk+
· wxPython
· PyYAML
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Search: If a search contains a hashtag (e.g. #Work or #Movies), only days
· with all of those tags will be searched. This means you can e.g. search for
· "project-xyz" only in the days tagged with "Work" with the query
· "#Work project-xyz".
· Search for combinations of tags (e.g. #magazine #linux)
· Search: If the query only contains a single hashtag (e.g. #Movies), a list of
· all subtags (the names of the movies) is shown.
· Search: Automatically scroll to found text in edit mode
· Split tag and word clouds
· Show tag and word cloud only if there are any tags and words respectively
· Remove spaces from multi-word tags during search and in clouds
· Auto-complete tags in search
· Always include all tags regardless of their frequency in the cloud
· Exports: Correctly set the appropriate extension for each export type
· Exports: Always add a title for LaTeX exports
· Fix: Correctly parse configuration values containing ='s
· Fix: Paths returned from file and folder choosers must be converted to unicode
· Fix: Correctly redirect error output into the logfile on Windows