Tagore

If you're in need of a personal desktop wiki for your GNOME, then Tagore Project is an ideal choice. It is a software application that allows you to create and take notes using textile syntax. The software is designed in a user-friendly way and comes with an embedded browser that enables you to preview notes. Additionally, you can add tags to your notes, making them easy to organize. If you would like to share your notes with others, the 'export to HTML' feature will allow you to do so at ease.

In terms of requirements, Tagore Project needs you to have GTK+ version 2.2.x, ruby-gnome2, ruby-gtktrayicon, and ruby-mozembed installed on your computer.

The latest version of Tagore Project comes with some notable improvements. Firstly, the software has fixed a bug that previously existed in the export document to HTML feature. Secondly, the interwiki link syntax has been cleaned on the exporting feature. The tag cloud feature has also been improved, and you can now easily display the URL for external links in the status bar. Finally, the software has fixed a bug with accentuated tags.

In conclusion, Tagore Project provides an excellent option for those looking for a personal desktop wiki for their GNOME. The software is easy to use and comes with features such as tagging and exporting to HTML, making it an excellent choice for note-taking and organization.