I've updated the "dmenu_notes" script to add a few new features.

It's possible to use it in the "normal" way - to add/edit notes
that are saved in the ~/notes folder. 

Now it's also possible to add a new phlog post into the ~/phlog
folder and a new computer note into the ~/comp folder.

The Sync function will send updated notes to the correct places on
the gopher server:

notes -> /notes/
computer notes -> /computer/notes/
phlog posts -> /phlog

That's simple enough, and keeps the remote server updated with any
changed files on the laptop.

But... for Phlogs I want to keep a Gophermap up to date too.
Without having to log into the server to do it there - if I'm going
to log onto the server I might as well write the phlog post there
in the first place.

I can't just edit a local gophermap on the laptop and sync it -
what happens if I've added stuff to the gophermap while I /am/
logged into the server? These changes need to be  sent to the
laptop _before_ I update the gophermap with my new phlog post.

So I added a function to update the gophermap on the laptop that
*first* pulls the current server-side gophermap by rsync, then
opens the local copy of the current gophermap for editing. Once
finishes I can do the usual "Sync" to push ALL the changed files to
the server.

Workflow

From dmenu_notes select "Gophermap"....

rsync updates the laptop's ~/phlog/ folder with the current state
of ALL phlog posts & phlog gophermap and then opens nano to edit
the gophermap... add the new entries and save.

Write the new phlog post via dmenu_notes "New Phlog" function -
giving it the same filename as the one you've added to the
gophermap.

Once the new phlog post is written and saved...

Dmenu_notes -> Sync will push ALL new changes to the server.

Harder to describe than to do....