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Since you'll be in the command line and limited to text, why not just text files? deft for emacs is like Notational Velocity. If you store your notes in dropbox
by stinkytaco 10y ago
Since you'll be in the command line and limited to text, why not just text files? deft for emacs is like Notational Velocity. If you store your notes in dropbox, you've got them in the cloud.
There's also org mode, vi, todo.txt, etc. etc. etc. etc....
- rch 10y agoExactly, but it could be in Keep (the OP asked what I'd improve). I use a few of the approaches you've suggested as well, which is why I find myself wishing I could do some things from the command line, e.g.: keep notes.txt list.yml --remind 'tomorrow morning' keep graphviz.png -m 'links #ok' keep -n 20 -f > notifications.txt and so on.
- stinkytaco 10y agoSo what do you find to be the primary advantage of keep over those other options? I can see sharing (my wife and I share lists in keep), images (though that's workable in some solutions with filesystem linking and markdown) and reminders (the big gaping hole in org mode for me, I also do reminders in Keep).
- rch 10y agoThe ones you list are the first that come to mind. I also use colors and labels in Keep. How about a sharing a location based reminder to retrieve an unused network card from a server next time someone visits the datacenter?