I was repeatedly confronted with the following problem:
I make changes on a website I tamper with files to correct an error. Then forget the changes I made and when I returned to the site a few weeks later, I realize that a new problem has arisen, following my changes, I have forgotten ...
is not cool, and each time it forces me to seek out and try to remember what changes I have made that could cause this problem again. I just
therefore decide to keep a diary in which I record everything I do in order to go back in time in case of trouble.
Ideally we need note-taking is as simple as possible to avoid the cumbersome use of the newspaper does fall into oblivion.
I thought of using wordpress installed locally, but it's a bit heavy. We must open the browser to return another note ... So I watched from the side of the gnome applet and I found gnome-blog. That's exactly what I needed, but it lacks the ability to choose which categories of notes is posted. And I have absolutely categories, except research in the past notes may be more difficult, so the paper loses all interest.
the software side, I tested RedNoteBook but it really does not please me. First you open the software for each new note and I do not really understand how operating categories.
Finally my choice focused on its Tomboy, which is an applet and can easily take notes. In addition he manages the categories and features a search tool that seems practical.
I configured raccrouci to ensure you quickly add a new note. I type my shortcut, I get my grade and I chose the category and it's over, my notes are arranged by date in the search tool.
I will test for some time, we'll see if it has suited my needs.
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