Ideal "Todo"/"Notes" Application

[nyar]

Hi, I'm looking for an ideal application that will do (at least some of) the following; does one exist?

- Can have multiple levels; for example, I might have the following:

Code: [Select]

o Funds
   - Owed
     - ABC Company
       - Invoice 41, $56
       - Invoice 56, $998
     - BLC PTY LTD
       - Invoice 89, $23
   - Bills
     - Power, $400
     - Phone, $350
 o Todo
     - Customers
       - BLAH PTY LTD, Ask about XYZ
     - Suppliers
       - DOO LTD, ship BYZ immediately
 etc...

- Each entry can optionally have a numeric field, such as the dollar amounts above.   The parent category can optionally show a 'total' for all items in the numeric field.

- "Importance" field, such as "Urgent", etc.

- Instead of deleting items, "archive" them.  That is, they 'hide'.  There is a menu  option to show all archived items, optionally by date (i.e. show all archived, or  show all archived under 14 days, show all archived under 6 months, etc).

- Sortable both by name, description, importance, date added, and date changed.

- (Optional) A way to 'hyperlink' to files; such as a PDF invoice, a text document,  etc.  Also, if possible, link to calendar items, or emails.

[chayimkirshen]

You can find commercial software that does this (this Prozect or IQNotes), but there's nothing open sourced for this task.  I had deigns on writing something myself, but then time caught up to me.

[nyar]

Thanks!

Prozect is GPL.  There's nothing stopping anybody compiling their own version, calling it something else, then releasing that as a free ipkg.

Not what I'd do, though; I'll check it out and probably buy it if it fits the task.  Doesn't seem to do some of what I want, though.

Any other suggestions, anybody?

[tumnus]

IQNotes is GPLed too. The binary package used to be free. There's an old version here: http://www.zaurususergroup.com/feed/iqnotes_0.2.8_arm.ipk

The latest IQNotes source can be donwloaded from the authors homepage here: http://iqnotes.kybu.sk/?page=download

I guess it's up to you then to decide whether it is worth supporting an open-source developer with money.