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About |
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Cjots is a console note taker
program written in Perl for Linux using
Perl's Curses library. It was inspired by KDE's Kjots. Cjots was
written to fill the needs of those people who like the functonality of
jotter programs like Kjots, but need don't use KDE, or spend most of
their time in a terminal and therefore need a console program. Cjots is
also compatible with the Kjots file format so files can be shared
between the two applications. The intuitive and quick-to-use interface and auto-save functionality of Cjots makes it ideal for working with just about any kind of textual information. How many times have you simply wanted to store, add to, or find a piece of information and been annoyed by save / load file dialogs and 'are you sure you want to ...?' messages?. Cjots takes that hassle out of your life. Cjots also supports interaction with the command line and has a simple plugin framework which greatly increases its possible uses and also can export pages or books to plain text or HTML. You can check out the Cjots Online Documentation for further information (which was written in Cjots) |
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Requirements | ||
Cjots is written in Perl and
uses Perl's Curses library. Perl (Perl 5) can be found almost anywhere. The Curses library can be download at cspan.org. Debian users can probably apt-get install libcurses-ui-perl without any problems |
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Screenshot |
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Cjots 0.20: |
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Download |
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Check the File
Release section
of the Cjots Project
at SourceForge for the latest release. 0.90 Is the latest release. All
versions so far are development releases, we are working towards 1.0,
the first stable release. |
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News | ||
Check the News
Release section of the Cjots Project
at SourceForge for
the latest Cjots news |
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Documentation |
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Some Online Documentation on
how to use Cjots This Documentation was written in Cjots and exported as HTML! Here is the original Cjots file. |
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Contact |
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It's always great to have some
feedback and even some help. Please send comments / ideas / bug
reports / complaints to
the author: jesse.read AT gmail.com |