foxcole wrote:Evernote was the other suggestion. It requires an Internet access and Evernote account, because data is sent to and stored online in your account.
pellinor wrote:I use http://notebook.zoho.com as addition to OO.o
Functionality is pretty similar to OneNote. A pre for Zoho is that your notes are always available in the Zoho cloud.
It would be a relatively "simple" exercise to fork OO.org Writer and "simply " add the organisational functionality of OneNote.
Daeld wrote:Suggestion:
It would be a relatively "simple" exercise to fork OO.org Writer and "simply " add the organisational functionality of OneNote.
se224141 wrote:Daeld wrote:Suggestion:
It would be a relatively "simple" exercise to fork OO.org Writer and "simply " add the organisational functionality of OneNote.
Any guess when it will happen. If in near future, I would not have to buy "MS Office home and student". My daughter is so badly used to Onenote and she is pressing me to buy MS Office as there is no substitute of Onenote that does exactly what Onenote does.
My daughter is so badly used to Onenote and she is pressing me to buy MS Office
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Daeld wrote:However, with what I've seen of OneNote, there is no reason why the answer can't be: "Not yet, but we're working on it and it shouldn't be too long."
Villeroy wrote:It would be a relatively "simple" exercise to fork OO.org Writer and "simply " add the organisational functionality of OneNote.
We hold our breath seeing how you do this simple exercise. If you are part of the Microsoft crew, don't forget to add some level of compatibility with OneNotes for all OOo-supported platforms. Otherwise the whole thing would be close to useless since there is plenty of open source software.
Eric Baird wrote:If there's really no open-standard format for things like taggable note objects or advanced to-do list entries,
It would be a relatively "simple" exercise to fork OO.org Writer and "simply " add the organisational functionality of OneNote.
hawkbat05 wrote:I've been looking for a long time for a OneNote, FOSS replacement. I've finally found one that I think will fit. It doesn't have quite the same capabilities of OneNote but it organizes notes in a similar manner and can handle images, links and basic text formatting. Looks promising. http://zim-wiki.org/
As for evernote, up to the desktop version 2.2, maybe. Past that point, it lines up with M$ in terms of marketing b*** for end users, bloat, and rip-off prices.
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