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| Link: http://basket.kde.org/
Downloads: 34277
| Submitted: Jan 9 2004
Updated: Oct 1 2010
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Description:
This multi-purpose note-taking application can helps you to:
- Easily take all sort of notes
- Collect research results and share them
- Centralize your project data and re-use them
- Quickly organize your toughts in idea boxes
- Keep track of your information in a smart way
- Make intelligent To Do lists
- And a lot more...
This application provides several baskets where to drop every sort of notes: rich text, links, images, sounds, files, colors, application launcher...
Objects can be edited, copied, dragged... So, you can arrange them as you want!
This application can be used to quickly drop web objects (link, text, images...) or notes, as well as to free your clutered desktop (if any).
It is also useful to collect informations for a report. Those data can be shared with co-workers by exporting baskets to HTML.
For a more complete presentations, see:
http://basket.kde.org/
For a lot more screenshots showing all windows if the application, see:
http://basket.kde.org/screenshots.php
You can also take part in the BasKet Note Pads Usability Project to help improve this application:
http://basket.openusability.org/
Changelog:
[2010-09-30[ BasKet 2.0 Beta 2 Released
BasKet 2.0 Beta 2 has been released by Matt Rogers. Go get it!
[2010-03-23] BasKet 2.0 Beta 1 Released
The BasKet project is proud to announce the release of version 2.0 beta 1. This version serves as a pre-release version for developers and distributors and should not be considered suitable for a production system. BasKet 2.0 will be a new major release which brings Qt4 and KDE 4 compatibility to BasKet and paves the way for future releases which take advantage of KDE 4 technologies such as Akonadi and Nepomuk. Due to the pervasive nature of these changes, there may be inevitable bugs in some features of the new release. However, the new version is in many ways more stable and robust than previous releases (especially when running on the KDE 4 platform) and users are recommended to switch to the new version when it comes out.
We hope to release version 2.0 within a few months.
Previous versions of BasKet, which depended on KDE 3 libraries, are now considered deprecated and will no longer be maintained.
License: GPL
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