It helps you by allowing fast and easy access to your sticky notes, which now don't have to be all over the place. Once you started KNotes, it will automatically start itself each time you log into KDE. KNotes is an integrated component of Kontact, but it can be used independently just fine. It's not useless at all, and, even if it doesn't attract crowds, it can really help at keeping some things within reach. I'm also thinking that most of you never gave it any attention because it seemed to be just a useless application. My favorite is Sticky Notes, but I'm going to review KNotes because it has a lot more features which might really come in handy to some and I don't think that, with the current set of features, Sticky Notes deserves a review.ĭevelopment for KNotes started about a decade ago and I'm thinking that most of you who used KDE PIM saw it there. I started to use frequently either KNotes in KDE or Sticky Notes in GNOME. At some point, I decided to get more organized and the best solution at that time seamed to be a notes application for my Linux desktops. You can't imagine but it was a mess and even in that mess I was able to locate my notes when they where not considered garbage by other and thrown away. I had notes all over my desk, written on different pieces of paper, on post-its, on magazines and many in new text documents. About six months ago I started to seriously consider doing something about my notes.
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