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2009-04-01
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@ Toronto, Ontario
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I hadn't checked out Tomboy before on my computer, looks like a useful app, especially if I can get a sync between my computer and my tablet. Will Conboy support syncing with a web server?
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2009-04-01
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Great project! Never heard of Tomboy before but found great info here and here. (I wish your title -- which, unfortunately, can't be edited -- said it was a note-taking app. It might attract the attention of more Tomboy-ignorant people like me.)
There's also an integration of Tomboy with Firefox called Tomfox, which reminds me a bit of BrentDC's Quick Clip. (Don't I wish your hildonized Tomboy could be combined with Quick Clip!)
I wish I had the skills to help (but I don't). Since I'm a Windows (and Mac) user, I don't know about Tomboy except what I've read in the above links, but it seems like it would more than satisfy my wish for a program like QuickDex.
Good luck, and please keep going!
There's also an integration of Tomboy with Firefox called Tomfox, which reminds me a bit of BrentDC's Quick Clip. (Don't I wish your hildonized Tomboy could be combined with Quick Clip!)
I wish I had the skills to help (but I don't). Since I'm a Windows (and Mac) user, I don't know about Tomboy except what I've read in the above links, but it seems like it would more than satisfy my wish for a program like QuickDex.
Good luck, and please keep going!
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2009-04-01
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Originally Posted by Nelson L. Squeeko
I hope to support syncing as soon as possible. First priority now is to support bullet lists and auto-linking. After that it would be syncing. Without that is's not really that useful for me too
I hadn't checked out Tomboy before on my computer, looks like a useful app, especially if I can get a sync between my computer and my tablet. Will Conboy support syncing with a web server?
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2009-04-01
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Originally Posted by GeraldKo
Thank you! You're completely right with the title. I'm using Tomboy so much that I was thinking everyone should know it. Well, this was of course a stupid asumption... I'll keep it in mind for the next version.
Great project! Never heard of Tomboy before but found great info here and here. (I wish your title -- which, unfortunately, can't be edited -- said it was a note-taking app. It might attract the attention of more Tomboy-ignorant people like me.)
Originally Posted by GeraldKo
I'll have a look into the programs you mentioned above, maybe some collaboration or idea-stealing will be possible
There's also an integration of Tomboy with Firefox called Tomfox, which reminds me a bit of BrentDC's Quick Clip. (Don't I wish your hildonized Tomboy could be combined with Quick Clip!)
I wish I had the skills to help (but I don't). Since I'm a Windows (and Mac) user, I don't know about Tomboy except what I've read in the above links, but it seems like it would more than satisfy my wish for a program like QuickDex.
BTW, there is also a windows version of Tomboy. I never tried it, but have a look here.
Originally Posted by GeraldKo
I will! Thanks for your comments!
Good luck, and please keep going!
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I just released version 0.1 of Conboy. Conboy is a note taking application that can read and write Tomboy files. There is still a lot to do, but the basics are working. It would be very nice, if you could try it and post your comments here. Currently it's only compiled for Diablo, as this is the only SDK I have installed. Future versions will be build using the autobuilder and will hopefully also work on other versions of maemo.
What is working so far:
Short list of the biggest TODOs:
Here are the files: https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=920
It's written in C and the License is GPLv3. So if anyone wants to help - you're very welcome.
Cheers!
Conny
Last edited by conny; 2009-03-31 at 16:28. Reason: Added screenshots