Software: Lifeograph, LabPlot and LibreOffice
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Lifeograph is an encrypted journal application for Windows, Linux and Android
Keeping a journal is a nice way to reflect upon oneself. It can help you become a better person, nurture good habits, can be used for research, making budgets, make health related notes, or jot down anything else that you may want to keep a record of.
When it comes to a diary application on computers, there aren't a lot of options. RedNotebook is probably the best one I have used. I wanted something better and that's how I stumbled across Lifeograph.
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Chocolatey package for LabPlot available
While we’re spending quite some time now finalizing the next release of LabPlot which will be announced soon, we continue getting feedback from our users and we try to incorporate as much as possible into the upcoming release.
This feedback usually consists of different discussions around the existing features in LabPlot or features that need to be added in near future, around bugs, etc. Recently we’ve got a somewhat different feedback informing us about the availability of a Chocolatey package for LabPlot.
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LineStyle Extension for LibO
I update the LineStyles for LibreOffice for the 6.4 release but in addition I made an Extension for all users how like to have > 20 different predefined LineStyles.
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BPMN Shapes for LibreOffice
Two months ago I post my todo list for LibreOffice 6.4 and I my work is already available via LibreOffice extensions.
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