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Note-taking Software for Unix?

Posted by Cliff on from the ditch-the-pencil-and-pad dept.

donniejones18 asks: "I've been trying to find note-taking software for my university classes, work, etc. but all I can seem to discover is Windows-based software, such as OneNote or GoBinder. I would like to know what software Slashdot readers use for note-taking in Linux? If not, would anyone be interested in working together on this project? Ideally the software would support the insertion of PDFs, images, and other documents for handwritten annotation from a tablet PC, PDA or by mouse from a PC."

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  1. OT: NOTE TO MODS by hummassa · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    This is not funny. Not in a million years.
    It's not informative, nor insightful, because the OP explicitly asked for something that "support the insertion of PDFs, images, and other documents for handwritten annotation from a tablet PC, PDA or by mouse from a PC."
    Let's see... it is probably a troll, and is certainly flamebait (I, for one, am hooked).

    If /. was in South Korea, probably the parent post would be (1) e-mailed to YOU! so we all old folks could profit!

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  2. Emacs is for wussie programmers by infonography · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    Real men use 'vi', besides it's the only editor I can still use when I am drunk. Which is very useful and frequent for a college student. I have even seen vi for windows.

    THINK ONCE, THINK TWICE, THINK DON'T PUKE IN THE DATACENTER.

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