Re: 'Undo' for gnote edits?

[Bryan Hunt <sentimental bryan gmail com>]

 A suggestion, if I may. Version control your home directory.

 hg init
 hg addr ~/.local/share/gnote
 hg commit

 Or use the git version thereof.

 It works much better, and leverages the advantages of plain-text (well,
 XML) storage.

 Regards,

 Bryan Hunt A suggestion, if I may. Version control your home directory.

 hg init
 hg addr ~/.local/share/gnote
 hg commit

 Or use the git version thereof.

 It works much better, and leverages the advantages of plain-text (well,
 XML) storage. I think it's nice, particularly if you are an  admin, to
 always know exactly what's in your home directory.

 It's that, or org-mode...

 Regards,

 Bryan Hunt














On Tue, 20 Mar 2012 15:46:52 +0000, Barry Jackson <zen25000 zen co uk> wrote:
> After using gnote for many years now, one feature I am beginning to miss 
> more and more is an 'undo' for note edits.
> 
> Several times recently I have accidentally cut something from a note 
> that I was using for reference and lost it.
> 
> Please add this to a wish list if you have one.
> 
> Alternatively a 'close without save' option would work equally well for 
> me. (Unless it's already there and I never found it) ;)
> 
> Thanks,
> Barry
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