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This past semester I used a Markdown editor and .md files for most textual notes. It's not difficult to format the text or insert media, plus you can very easil
by spike021 10y ago
This past semester I used a Markdown editor and .md files for most textual notes. It's not difficult to format the text or insert media, plus you can very easily "back them up" using a Git repo or some other versioning system. For example I had a private Github repo for those notes and I could view them whenever I needed to pretty much.
I prefer to stick to handwriting when it comes to math classes purely for the flexibility of being able to sketch/scratch out stuff with relative ease.