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xpad 2.14

License: Free ‎File size: N/A
‎Users Rating: 4.0/5 - ‎1 ‎votes

ABOUT xpad

xpad is a sticky pad, or "post-it" note, system for X. It creates GTK-powered pads in which you can write handy notes to yourself. These customizable pads are saved and loaded transparently.

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