Basket: Open Source replacement for Microsoft OneNote
Recently a client of mine came to me with a request: Find an open source replacement for Microsoft OneNote. I had actually never heard of OneNote, so when he told me what OneNote did I was pretty confident I could find something for the Linux operating system that could do the same things. My search didn’t take more than thirty seconds before I found Basket.
Basket is a KDE application that offers the following features:
Take notes fast
Automatic note saving
Share research
Centralize product data
Reuse data
Organize thoughts
Add nearly any type of data to a “basket”
Keep intelligent To Do lists
Import data from other applications
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