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Official repository of Peritus Link, a personal database app about web
Peritus-Link is an application designed to serve as your personal link database. It is neither a simple “bookmarking tool” nor a standard favorites manager; rather, it is a space where every link transforms into a visual note—organized and accessible—complete with its own thumbnail, title, description, and metadata. Designed for users who handle large volumes of information, Peritus-Link enables you to create a clean, portable, and entirely local record of your web resources. ... -
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GloboNote
Create sticky notes, to-do list, journals & reminders all in one app
GloboNote is a free and easy to use desktop note taking application. It lets you create sticky notes, to-do lists, journals, reminders and other notes in one place. There are no limits to the number of sticky notes you can create. Notes can be organize by groups and search using the search tool. GloboNote can be run in any OS that has Java 8 installed. -
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SemNotes
Semantic Note-taking tool for KDE
SemNotes is a semantic note taking tool for KDE4, built on top of Nepomuk-KDE. The tool is still under development, but it is already usable, provided that KDE4 is installed and the Nepomuk running. -
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