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LogGen is a very simple script that helps sysadmins, users and else keep track of and document their work. 
While working on your project or a task, you can use LogGen to keep track of procedures and progress. 
The logs generated by LogGen can be useful as a reference or to pick up from where you left off the previous task. 
LogGen can be used in many ways, so I hope someone can find it useful. H@ppy h@(&!n8 :)
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How do I run this script?
Just as you would do with any python script; open a terminal app, change directory (cd /path/to/file) 
to the script's location and type python LogGen.py. That's all there is to it. Enjoy!
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#### Sample Log Entries

Title: //the title of the log, usually pertains to a task (e.g., setting up sendmail)
Date (SYSTEM): //system date will be posted here at the time of generating a log according to your local time
Date (USER): //here, user can enter a date manually, good for updating the log
Username: //the name of the user (currently logged in) that ran the LogGen script (auto generated by script)
Hostname: //name of the host machine this script is running on (auto generated by script)
Arch: //architecture of the machine, e.g., i386 (auto generated by script)
System: //system you are running, e.g., Windows, Mac, BSD, Linux (auto generated by script)
Release: //os release (auto generated by script)
Description: //description of what the user is trying to accomplish
Goal: //what are you trying to achieve (briefly)? e.g., set up a certain system utility to sendmail to the local user(s)
Status: //current status of the task (e.g., Completed, In Progress, Abandoned)
Steps: //the steps you have done so far to complete a task(s)
Comments: //any info that can help someone else that will work on this task