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I wish OpenOffice had a native equivalent. I didn't think any of them were an ideal substitute.

(good but lacks the flexibility of OneNote and and development looks to have stopped in 2005) (too much of a cloud computing application for me and if I'm going to pay I'll buy OneNote but, might be good option for some)ģ. (closest match in my opinion but, looks like a Windows version won't be available until the 2.x release - never mind that it is a Qt application and not a Gtk+ application.)Ģ. I tried a number of them and I think the best 3 have already been mentionedġ. In my search for an equivalent open source replacement I'll share the following links I found useful: I've been using OpenOffice exclusively for a long while now but, recently discovered OneNote and the trial version has me seriously debating purchasing of a MS Office license. I still prefer Scrapbook and Zotero, but that's just me. It doesn't work with documents like OneNote or Zotero will, though it does collect Web clips. and for iPhone and mobile phone use (but it's nice that Evernote supports these mobile devices). Also, you have to download separate applications for the desktop and for Web captures. It's a great idea, and I tested it out-works very nicely-so perhaps customer pressure or future server expansions will allow them to increase or eventually remove the limits. In addition to upload limits, storage limits on the different data types also may curtail how much you can use the service. and it's easy to reach those limits quickly if you're working with images. The free version is limited to 40Mb upload per month the premium is limited to 500Mb. It looks like a cool tool, but the both the free version and the premium version are limited in storage and amount of data supported.

It requires an Internet access and Evernote account, because data is sent to and stored online in your account.

However, if you choose to try it, keep in mind the project is no longer supported.Įvernote was the other suggestion. Tranglos software: KeyNote - I think this is what anangelintn's friends are suggesting, as opposed to Apple's iWork presentation software. Here are the links I found for the last two suggestions: When suggesting a software or add-on or resource for information, it would be most kind of the suggester to post a link or URL.