Suggestion for personal log categories?

Fajar Priyanto fajarpri at arinet.org
Wed Oct 3 01:45:34 UTC 2007


Hello,
First of all I want to thank you for all the suggestion about tool for 
managing personal log. All of those suggestions look very interesting. So far 
they are (in no particular order):
- basket http://basket.kde.org/
- kjots, gjots
- elog http://midas.psi.ch/elog
- zim
- tuxcards

I'm overwhelmed by all of those choices :) I guess I'll spend my weekend 
evaluating them.

On further thought, can someone suggesting what is the best way to categorize 
our personal log? Currently using Kate, I just throw in all of them in one 
file with the only mark on them is date and title.

To explain clearer how difficult it is for me to arrange the categories is 
that I'm working on multiple distro: ubuntu, rhel, fedora, centos, sles/d, 
opensuse. And also some major continuous projects such as samba, zimbra, 
linux-ha. 

For example, regarding keeping part of log files, should I put it into the 
respective distros/projects, or should I put log files in it's own categories 
whose sub categories of various distros/projects.

Example 1:
1. Distros
	1a. Centos
		1a1. Log files
	1b. Ubuntu
		1b1. Log files
.....

Or:
Example 2:
1. Distros
2. Log files
	2a. Centos
	2b. Ubuntu
.....

I'm sorry if this things look silly. I just hope that I can learn from others, 
and hopefully soon I can share it to others too.

Based on the screenshots, I think I have several categories already:
1. Un-categorized :)
2. Credentials (for any username and passwords)
3. Web links

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