What note-taking software do you use?
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I use Apple Notes
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@supermurs I use it too.
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I use Vivaldi Notes because it's easy to transfer to other devices and I don't need to install third-party apps.
If I need to create or edit a local file, I use the standard Notepad or Notepad++ built into the file manager. -
@kurai
for small notes – Vivaldi Notes works really good.But for large notes base – I don't need another vendor lock (some sync issue and notes are gone). Notes in plaintext files work like magic – I can move them wherever I want, I can do mass edits, I can publish via some static website generator (docsifyjs, gohugo) and etc
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@huxiaomeng I know. That's why I added the note that it was on Linux. It's your thread, but others read it too.
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Joplin and Obsidian. And Vivaldi Notes. I tried Anytype but it s so complicated.
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Cherrytree is my fave, but it doesn't sync to Android. So for that I use Joplin.
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At the moment, I use Joplin syncing through OneDrive (evil).
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I'm a fan of plain text for notes. It's portable.
For personal notes, Keep on Android since it syncs. For work, Windows Notepad in dark mode syncing to OneDrive. VS Code for scripting. -
Apart of the Vivaldi notes, I use also the Blue Velvet Editor in the Web Panel. It saved files locally in Html format (also PDF, TXT). It also permits to select a web page content and paste it in the editor conserving the original UI and with working links. Also great for designing web pages.
Works also in mobile.
