Jarnal
Jarnal is a java based notetaking/sketching application similar to Microsoft One-Note. For tablet PCs it provides the ability to take handwritten notes; for desktop PCs it allows users to take notes using the mouse (or more sensibly) using the keyboard. Each page is stored in SVG format, and the SVG pages are stored in a standard Zip file.
| Tags | Office/Business Text Editors Text Processing multimedia Graphics Editors Vector-Based |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | Java |
Recent releases
- 29 Jan 2006 11:46
Changes: Many GUI improvements, bugfixes, and improved stability. Better appearance with stroke smoothing. Better printing and production of PDF files. Adds overlays, outlines, and multiple page selections. Easier installation.
- 17 Jan 2005 11:03
Changes: Handwriting recognition. Insertion of graphical files. Gunnar Teege's PDF backgrounds and other improvements in the handling of backgrounds. Saving of undo/redo. Improved drag-and-drop selections. Many bugfixes and improved stability.
- 06 Dec 2004 14:09
Changes: Multi-page views are now fully editable, and a new view of three consecutive pages has been added. There are substantial improvements in the way the drag tools work, as well as some bugfixes. The result is that tools like the eraser are vastly faster and more efficient. To encourage collaboration and code contributions, all releases are now under the GNU Public License.
- 05 May 2004 18:42
Changes: Multi-user collaboration/whiteboarding is now supported. Numerous bugs have been fixed, the GUI has been improved, and the GUI and other options are more customizable by the user.
- 02 Apr 2004 14:04
Changes: Background file handling has been improved. Networking capabilities have been added, including the ability to read files over an HTTP connection and save files using HTTP POST. It is now suitable for networked applications such as handwritten email, form filling, and so forth.
