Basqet 0.1.2 for OS/2

I just got a mail from a fellow telling me he had ported Basqet 0.1.2 to OS/2. This is so cool. I remember OS/2 as my first stumbling attempts to move from Windows, there where just not the applications I needed. And now I can have Basqet on OS/2 and possibly other nice Qt applications as well. 


Here is a screen-shot:

Basqet version 0.1.2 is released

From a users perspective there are mainly two changes: the Basqet version is now shown in the about-box, and for Linux users the files needed to have Basqet in the program menu is added with instructions.

In the source code, the build system is updated so that the target is all in lower case and the make install is now working properly.

The reason for making a new release so fast is to support Linux package managers building binary packages with Basqet. Hopefully Basqet will be part of Qt Desktop, a set of cross platform applications entirely build on Qt.

Basqet is now in Gentoo Portage

This is a great moment of payback to the open source comunity and a warm feeling inside of doing something meaningsfull. This weekend I wrote a trouble ticket to Gentoo asking to add Basqet to portage. The answer was that it is already there since a few days. This is greate. Beeing a Gentoo user I have just emerge it (installed it) to my computer. It is not yet updated to versin 0.1.1 but still it is there.

For me, this is really big.

Regards,
Eirk

Basqet v 0.1.1 is now released!

The first update in the Basqet 0.1-release chain is here; Basqet version 0.1.1.

Mainly new tags and tag-icons and the main windows can now be iconified into the system tray. 


The release-notes can be found here
This release can be installed on top of older releases.

Regards,
Erik

 

Basqet v 0.1.0 is now released!

I am proud to announce that Basqet version 0.1.0 is now available for download on the project page. This is the first non-alpha or beta release. Last weeks have been focused on testing and verifying a stable product. I have no known issues in the current version.

So, please download the new version, it can be installed over the old one (I learned that one have to shut down Basqet first though ;) ).

The release-notes can be found here

Regards,
Erik

Release 0.0.3 is out now!

As I found and solved a critical bug in the backup-handling (issue 8) that caused a crash when removing old backups, I have made a new release 0.0.3.

It can be installed over the old release.

Please download and update, and report any problems found, especially crashes!


// Erik

Some screen-captures from version 0.0.2 on KDE

Here are some screen-shots of Basqet on KDE

First we have the main window:

 

The main part of the window is the Note Pad Page. This page shows the content of a basket. So far we only have text notes but some day.... You can resize a note in the upper left or lower right corner, or move it on any other place on the frame.

To the left we have the basket outline, this is the basket folder structure. Klick on a basket to open. The outline can be moved to the left side (or any side).

The note is split into two part, the header and the body. By default, the header is hidden. To show the header part just grab the splitter mark close to the top frame and pull it down a bit. To close the header, drag the splitter up to top again.

Second alpha-version release for Windows

To day I have released the second alpha-version; version 0.0.2 for Windows. It is an installer to make it easy for you.

You can find the download at the project page

Give it a try and leave a comment!

// Erik

Welcome to the Basqet blogg

This blogg is intended to be the main source of Basqet related information for those not participating in the development.

Basqet is a note taking application very much inspired by the Basket application (basket.kde.org) and Microsoft OneNote.

The main difference is that Basqet is build entirely on Qt from Nokia thus shall be avaliable on all Qt platforms (Windows, Linux and Mac OS-X, possibly Solaris etc). My personal need of basket on Windows was the main drive to wrote an own application.

So, welcome to Basqet.

Regards,
Erik