Ask Slashdot: Open Tools For Logbooks and Note-taking?

Posted by timothy on Monday October 26, 2015 @05:55AM from the russians-used-a-pencil dept.

New submitter leonstr writes: I'm a sysadmin and I like to record my daily work in a logbook: technical notes, work progress, actions from meetings, etc. I started with the word processor on the venerable Psion Series 3a but for about 10 years I've been using Amaya. It's FLOSS, cross-platform and uses an open file format (XHTML). Amaya has its quirks but I really like it; unfortunately it's no longer being updated and I feel it's time to change. So I wonder: what do other people use for recording their work? What works well and meets your requirements?

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systemd by Hognoxious · 2015-10-26 06:01 · Score: 1, Funny

Systemd has it built-in. However it stores them in binary (when it stores them at all) but this is better because text is for luddites.

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