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I recently tried it again, Laverna is very buggy and I just received an email from dropbox noting that the api they used is being deprecated. The app isn't rea
by dade_ 9y ago
I recently tried it again, Laverna is very buggy and I just received an email from dropbox noting that the api they used is being deprecated. The app isn't really native, just a chromium window running a local web app.
So if it needs to be mobile, I am using onenote, but have to use the web app in Linux, and search is useless on the web app. So for desktop only, I use Zim. Cross platform, lots of plugins, stores everything in a file system with markdown.
I haven't been able to get SVG to render in the notes though, which would be awesome, then I could just edit my diagrams and pictures with Inkscape.
I can read the notes on mobile devices as they are just in markdown, but a mobile app really is needed.
- dotancohen 9y agoI used to be a heavy Zim user, but the inability to store arbitrary text, such as code snippets, pushed me away. Does Zim now support Markdown as a storage format? If so then perhaps the issue of storing arbitrary text is resolved.
- dotancohen 9y agoHere is the relevant bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/zim/+bug/946229 https://bugs.launchpad.net/zim/+bug/946229
- dade_ 9y agoThe source view plugin is what I really like about it: http://zim-wiki.org/manual/Plugins/Source_View.html http://zim-wiki.org/manual/Plugins/Source_View.html The txt files are in markdown. For whatever reason though, they decided @ was a good choice for a tag and not #.
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- cannonedhamster 9y agoFor desktop only you should give Boostnote a look. It's got markdown support and has a "tabbed" note type of feature as well. It can do images, but they have to be links to pictures on the internet currently, though there is some thought to localized storage of images somewhere in the future. This is what I've personally settled on since there isn't really a good Evernote clone available.