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Anyone else use http://jrnl.sh/ http://jrnl.sh/ ? I prefer it over echoing into a file because it has more advanced display features - such as by date - and to
by corobo 9y ago
Anyone else use http://jrnl.sh/ http://jrnl.sh/ ?
I prefer it over echoing into a file because it has more advanced display features - such as by date - and topics (hashtags [don't forget to escape the hash!], or @tags)
Got the journal files stored in Dropbox so they're everywhere I am
- pwelch 9y agoYes! Jrnl is awesome and I've been using it for awhile now. Highly recommend it.
- balladeer 9y agoI have it setup but don’t use it as my main notes app. That would still be Simplenote (with Notational Velocity on desktop). Mainly because I figured would rather use GUI for notes on both desktop and mobile. Maybe one of these days I should give Standard Notes a try (https://standardnotes.org https://standardnotes.org). It’s OSS and client side encrypted (afaik).
- corobo 9y agoOh no for actual full on note notes I use Evernote. For little quips I use jrnl - infact I have it aliased to `log` so I can just type "log work started work on @project" The way I have jrnl configured is that the "work" keyword makes it log to work.txt as opposed to my default log.txt I also have a "todo" which I've configured as a relative path ./todo.txt so I can drop todos into the current directory/project
- overcast 9y agooooo good find! thank you.