Yeah ! Really linux should get a good note taking app that is cross plat form ! I really like notes for xfce and evernote which is awailable for every other damn thing except linux ... :D ofcourse they have a web interface ... but a native gui is always better than a web interface ! sighs
great. the bug can be reproduced using the following steps. 1. open geditor, open a hidden file (say for eg, .bash_history) 2. open nautilus. all hidden files and folders would be visible. 3. close gedit. the hidden files and folders in nautilus cannot be hiddedn any more using ctrl+h shortcut 4. even view > uncheck show hidden items doesn't work 5. files can be finally hidden by going to preferences > views tab > uncheck show hidden files checkbox
@seth I thought since evernote has an api may be i could write a script to keep just one text only note synced between both xfce's notes and evernotes say note1
it would be super useful for me ... using the evernotes api I am able to do a one way sync from notes ( xfce ) which is in local/share/notes to evernote but not the otherway round since overwriting the local file which notes uses ( merely as a backup ) doesn't update the notes ... It rather gets overwritten by the notes plugin later when it tries to update its backup !
@Seth hmm ... Just out of curiosity what do you guys do to take notes and keep it synced ... @Whaaaaaat just said he uses onenote using the web interface ! wbu ?
