Sounded lika great app, installed it but I have a few issues, don't mean to whine...
To start the app from the icon is quite slow, 10 secs or so, any chance to improve that or is this just Maemo?
Also, after starting the program (with other apps open in the background), it jumps to the app switcher, then I have to switch back to desktop, and then delete the "your Notes here!" text
- whereas what I'd like to do is to start writing my Note directly, like just clicking the icon and type.
There is no way (I've found) to determine any defaults- where the first sticky note pops up and what color it should be.
Now it lands on top of my calendar in not so transparent black...
All-in-all, it is involving several steps and relatively time consuming to make a little note. Any chance that you could and would work your magic to improve any of these issues?
The ability to have notes pop up after or at a certain time (as suggested earlier in this thread) would be super. I would also much appreciate a safety step so deleting a note becomes more error-proof, now its just one accidental click away.
But GPS integration...errrm...GPS needs a line of sight to the satellite so it wouldn't work in a shopping mall, only when you drive by. And then you would need to define an area for each geo-tagged note, I guess. Sorry, but this sounds a little bit like bloatware without much practical use, at least for me. Please keep an option to stay with a no-frills small app "Sticky notes plain" if you're serious with developing this.
I mean, when you double click on the widget, the widget could evidence himself (and all the instances), so intercepting all the events instead of leaving the desktop able to do so.
This way it will become possible to select text with fingers or stylus, CTRL+C CTRL+V, ETC.
Don't know what could be doable and how much effort could be needed, but it's a brainstorm. Thank you for the app anyway, something like that was really needed!
Nice app. Personally, I think you should be wary of feature creep. Features like notes that act like alarms or location-specific notes or to-do lists should probably be separate apps.