Team drive #7 k=800-1001 n=600K-1M

[IronBits]

http://sourceforge.net/projects/s-notes/
http://linuxappfinder.com/package/snotes
http://3d2f.com/tags/yellow/sticky/notes/linux/
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&a...i=&safe=images

[gd_barnes]

Or you could do like I do. Just write it on a physical sticky note and stick it on the side of your machine or on a small piece of paper that sits by your keyboard.

I find the "old way" works best. IMHO, electronic organizers or reminders are too easy to ignore or forget. That physical piece of paper just sits there staring at you until you get to the task. lol

[Flatlander]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

... That physical piece of paper just sits there staring at you until you get to the task. lol

Unless you get them from The Pound Shop, in which case they fall to the floor within minutes!
I use atnotes.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by IronBits

http://sourceforge.net/projects/s-notes/
http://linuxappfinder.com/package/snotes
http://3d2f.com/tags/yellow/sticky/notes/linux/
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&a...i=&safe=images

Thanks for the links! I've downloaded the program "snotes" from the first link and it seems to work pretty well. All I had to do to install it was download the file, install one little C++ development library package, and run the program.

[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by Flatlander

Unless you get them from The Pound Shop, in which case they fall to the floor within minutes!
I use atnotes.

Notice that I also said a small piece of paper. I was referring to a piece of paper that sits horizontally on your desk by your keyboard...not a sticky-note that sticks vertically on the side of your monitor. You're correct, those have a tendency to fall off.

If my mouse keeps bumping against a piece of paper, I know I have something I need to do. lol

[henryzz]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Well, actually I've tried programs like that before--however, they have a major disadvantage in that they only appear when their respective part of the desktop is visible. (I run most programs maximized.) PM's seem to get my attention a little more reliably. That's because when I log in I think "Oooh! A new PM! I wonder if it's something important?" And then, of course, I just *have* to check my PM box to see what it is.

Though, yes, if I could find a sticky-note program that both a) makes notes that can stick on top of other windows, and stay there; and b) runs on Linux, then that would be great.

Edit: OK, range has been loaded.

atnotes will do notes that are always on top i think

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

Notice that I also said a small piece of paper. I was referring to a piece of paper that sits horizontally on your desk by your keyboard...not a sticky-note that sticks vertically on the side of your monitor. You're correct, those have a tendency to fall off.

If my mouse keeps bumping against a piece of paper, I know I have something I need to do. lol

You know, I already use that method for tons of stuff--not sure why I didn't think of it for prime-searching reminders. I'll keep it in mind!

Originally Posted by henryzz

atnotes will do notes that are always on top i think

Yes, it looks like a very complete program and, in fact, I would have installed it, except that it doesn't appear to have a Linux version available.

[mdettweiler]

Reserving 650K-670K for LLRnet G4000.

[MyDogBuster]

Range 610-611 complete no primes

Results emailed

[MyDogBuster]

Range 640-643 complete no primes

Results emailed

[gd_barnes]

Karsten,

Please process the results for this drive to me for:
n=624K-640K -and-
n=643K-660K

Time to clear some stuff out and show some completed ranges!


Thanks,
Gary


kar_bon:
DONE! and searchlimits set to 660k for these k's on my 300<k<2000 page.