Cleo Menezes Jr. 
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Give ideas of apps for GNOME that you wish existed.
Monoka@CleoMenezesJr I wish a #Gnome app existed which is inspired by the old but awesome KDE Basket with some ideas from MS OneNote.
An app, into which you can throw any object in it. E.g., you can drag & drop various objects (text, docs, PDFs, URLs, images, sounds, notes, ToDo ...) into it. The user can sort & arrange them as he/she wants.
It should be based on OpenDocument ODF file format to easily exchange with LibreOffice, using the libraries LibreOfficeKit and ODFToolkit.
https://alternativeto.net/software/basket/about/
An app, into which you can throw any object in it. E.g., you can drag & drop various objects (text, docs, PDFs, URLs, images, sounds, notes, ToDo ...) into it. The user can sort & arrange them as he/she wants.
It should be based on OpenDocument ODF file format to easily exchange with LibreOffice, using the libraries LibreOfficeKit and ODFToolkit.
https://alternativeto.net/software/basket/about/
Travis F W@GerryT @CleoMenezesJr I wish social media looked more like that
Ivre Rocher@GerryT @CleoMenezesJr Wait this looks like Notion but old
@aurnytoraink @CleoMenezesJr Do you mean by Notion this software here? https://www.notion.so/
Unfortunately, it is only available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
Unfortunately, it is only available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
@GerryT @CleoMenezesJr Yes, and you don't need an app, you can simply use the web version
@CleoMenezesJr To add to my idea of a #Gnome app that you can throw various objects (text, docs, PDFs, URLs, images, sounds, notes, ToDo ...) at and which is inspired by the old but awesome KDE Basket with some ideas from MS OneNote:
By "using the libraries LibreOfficeKit and ODFToolkit" I mean the following. Please see the example GTK4 viewer using #LibreOfficekit. See the blog post: LibreOfficeKit API in action
https://dev.blog.documentfoundation.org/2024/06/27/libreofficekit-api-in-action/
