Linux equivalent of OneNote

[Joey Rockhold]

Does anyone know of any linux software which is somewhat equivalent to
Microsoft OneNote ?
Thanks in advance - Joey

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[Zac Slade]

On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 3:57 PM, Joey Rockhold <joey.r...@gmail.com> wrote:

Does anyone know of any linux software which is somewhat equivalent to
Microsoft OneNote ?
Thanks in advance - Joey

I've never used OneNote, what does it do?

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[Daniel Veazey]

There is a program that comes installed with Ubuntu called TomBoy notes. I think the functionality might be a little different from OneNote (I've never used OneNote), but it basically lets you build a notekeeping file and automatically cross references things you type in a note with things you've typed in another note. For example, if you had a note titled "Car repair" and in another note you typed the words "car repair," it would turn those words into a link that, when clicked on, brings up your original note titled "car repair." I would imagine the program is available with other distros as well.

Hope this helps,
Daniel

[Joey Rockhold]

OneNote is a nice program for organizing notes. I have found a couple
of programs for Linux that are note taking programs, but they are very
basic and do not work in a way that I like.
Thanks! -Joey

[Joey Rockhold]

Daniel: Thanks for the suggestion. I knew about TomBoy, and it is not
what I am hoping for. Maybe I'll look for a way to run OneNote in
Linux.
- Joey

[Clint Hopper]

Joey,

You can use a virtualbox to run virtualized windows with or look into
attempting a mono install of MS Onenote. I'm not familiar with MS
OneNote... I've heard of it but never seen anyone who used it.

Clint Hopper

[Casey Milford]

Try Basket.

On 11/10/09, Joey Rockhold <joey.r...@gmail.com> wrote:
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[Jack]

I used to use Evernote when I was locked into Windows. It was/is a great free app.
I had a lot of stuff saved in it but it will not run in Linux and they (last time I checked)
have no Linux version.

JJ