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What do you use instead of org mode?
by Veen 10y ago
What do you use instead of org mode?
- bachmeier 10y agoFor lecture notes/papers/website documents, a system of Pandoc and scripts does all that I need (usually Pandoc is sufficient). For my calendar, first I moved to the system that came with my email, then eventually to a small script I wrote so I could have things the way I like.
- tmalsburg2 10y agoOrg supports literate programming and that's what makes it so attractive for writing teaching materials. Pandoc only gives me static documents.
- noir_lord 10y agoAll though not a direct replacement I use use a program called CherryTree which is amazing, it does all the usual stuff (hierarchical notes) etc, what I really like is you can do everything from the keyboard and it allows you to embed code and stuff as well. Don't be put off by the website the product is much better than the site would imply. http://www.giuspen.com/cherrytree/ http://www.giuspen.com/cherrytree/ One of the things I like is that you can store notes in an SQLite DB and that makes syncing easy via Dropbox, if you pass it the path to the storage file on the CLI it will open that as well so I have it bound to a hotkey combination which lets me quickly open it, edit and close so it stays out the way when I don't need it and is there when I do.
- base698 10y agoI have my org directory versioned with git and persisted with gitlab. Accomplishes the same thing.