net.sourceforge.Lifeograph

Digital diary and note taking
 
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Lifeograph is a powerful note-taking application that can be used to keep an encrypted diary, to plan a journey, to manage todos and long term goals, to write down ideas in an organized way, to track regular activities and many more. Lifeograph strives to deliver an abundance of advanced features in a clean and streamlined user interface.

Main features of Lifeograph:

  • Encrypted (with AES256) and unencrypted diaries
  • Powerful and intuitive tagging system
  • Todo management system
  • Automatically formats entry titles and subheadings
  • Wiki-like rich text formatting (*bold*, _italic_, =strikeout=, etc…)
  • Automatically logs out when not used for some time (to protect your diary when you forget to log out)
  • Searching and replacing of text
  • Advanced filtering of entries
  • Integrated map for travel notes and planning
  • Extraction of data from diary into tables which in turn can be pasted into spread-sheet programs
  • Themes in text editor, including background images
  • Favorite entries
  • Spell checking
  • Links between entries and to URIs
  • Multiple automatic backups to prevent data loss
  • Printing individual entries or whole diaries
  • Statistical charts that can also be embedded into entries
  • Image thumbnails and charts in entries
Latest reviews
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RoCNC 2 years ago

@XStein17 : you should have pushed the "edit" button on the top menu bar. Only after entering edit mode you can add new entries on whatever date you like. Linux Mint 20.2 Uma, Lifeograph 2.0.1 works fine here. But you really need to browse through its helpfile to learn how to do things (lots of things possible with this software).

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XStein17 3 years ago

Can't add new entries

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Argsnargle 4 years ago

Review is just of the flatpack version in the Mint repository as of 3/31/2020 - it is badly broken, can't add more days, only edit the entry it allows you to create when creating a new diary. I uninstalled it and reinstalled from the non-flatpack source and it works fine. Hopefully the flatpack version will be fixed someday. LifeOGraph itself seems to be a perfectly good journal program.