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KJots
Initial release	1997
Repository	invent.kde.org/pim/kjots ;
Written in	C++ and Qt
Platform	KDE
Available in	Multilingual
License	GNU General Public License
Website	userbase.kde.org/KJots

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KJots is a free and simple outliner text editor for the KDE environment on Linux. It is part of the KDE Personal Information Management (KDEPIM) group of software. It uses a basic tree structure to organize information: it refers to nodes as ‘books’ and leaves as ‘pages’. It includes a book view, which shows a table of contents, and a view mode for all entries.

Similar wiki-style applications are Zim (based on GTK+ and Perl), Wixi (based on Python and GTK+), KeepNote (based on Python and GTK+), Notecase (based on GTK+), Basket (based on Qt), Gnudiary (also based on Qt), Tomboy (GTK+, based on Mono), GNote (Tomboy port to C++) and Tiddlywiki (self-modifying, single-html contained personal wiki, written in Javascript and expandable with plugins). Also Treeline, an advanced outliner written in Python and personal database available for Linux and Microsoft_Windows, has similar functions.

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 '''KJots''' is a [[free software|free]] and simple [[outliner]] [[text editor]] for the [[KDE]] environment on [[Linux]]. It is part of the [[Kdepim|KDE Personal Information Management]] (KDEPIM) group of software. It uses a basic [[tree (data structure)|tree structure]] to organize information: it refers to nodes as ‘books’ and leaves as ‘pages’. It includes a book view, which shows a [[table of contents]], and a view mode for all entries.
-Similar wiki-style applications are [[Zim (software)|Zim]] (based on [[GTK+]] and [[Perl]]), [[Wixi]] (based on [[Python (programming language)|Python]] and [[GTK+]]), [[KeepNote]] (based on Python and [[GTK+]]), [[Notecase]] (based on [[GTK+]]), [[BasKet_Note_Pads|Basket]] (based on [[Qt]]), [[Gnudiary]] (also based on [[Qt]]), [[Tomboy (software)|Tomboy]] ([[GTK+]], based on [[Mono (software)|Mono]]), [[Gnote|GNote]] (Tomboy port to [[C++]]) and [[Tiddlywiki]] (self-modifying, single-html contained personal wiki, written in [[Javascript]] and expandable with plugins).
+Similar wiki-style applications are [[Zim (software)|Zim]] (based on [[GTK+]] and [[Perl]]), [[Wixi]] (based on [[Python (programming language)|Python]] and [[GTK+]]), [[KeepNote]] (based on Python and [[GTK+]]), [[Notecase]] (based on [[GTK+]]), [[BasKet_Note_Pads|Basket]] (based on [[Qt]]), [[Gnudiary]] (also based on [[Qt]]), [[Tomboy (software)|Tomboy]] ([[GTK+]], based on [[Mono (software)|Mono]]), [[Gnote|GNote]] (Tomboy port to [[C++]]) and [[Tiddlywiki]] (self-modifying, single-html contained personal wiki, written in [[Javascript]] and expandable with plugins).  Also [[Treeline_outliner|Treeline]], an advanced outliner written in [[Python]] and personal database available for [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft_Windows]], has similar functions.
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