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Ubuntu One's killer app is Tomboy[1] which can use it to synchronize across computers and Androids[2] and is consistently the app I use the most after the termi

Ubuntu One's killer app is Tomboy[1] which can use it to synchronize across computers and Androids[2] and is consistently the app I use the most after the terminal and browser. For everything: scribbling, grocery/shopping/todo lists, things to remember, personal wiki articles... [1] http://projects.gnome.org/tomboy/features.html http://projects.gnome.org/tomboy/features.html [2] https://launchpad.net/tomdroid https://launchpad.net/tomdroid (use the beta provided as an .apk in the sidebar)

randomsearch 14y ago
If you don't have a problem with commercial software, you'll probably find Evernote [1] a great improvement on Tomboy. [1] http://evernote.com http://evernote.com
- ComputerGuru 14y ago
  Evernote has one of the least-intuitive, most-bloated UIs I've ever seen. I was a fan of Wunderlist, but it seems that the product is no longer updated.
yarrel 14y ago
Is Tomboy still a C# bridgehead or has it been rewritten?
- Mavrik 14y ago
  Why does it matter?