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Since I have no Apple hardware except for a work provided laptop, I don't use Ulysses' proprietary format. I just have a folder (that's in Dropbox) with straigh
by awill 9y ago
Since I have no Apple hardware except for a work provided laptop, I don't use Ulysses' proprietary format. I just have a folder (that's in Dropbox) with straight .md files in it, and have added it to ulysses. After the Evernote mess, I don't want anything in a proprietary format.
Plus, since I'm cross platform, with different apps on each platform, I don't have a choice.
- WA 9y agoBut they're then imported into Ulysses right? It's not that the original file is modified if you change the file within Ulysses. Am I mistaken?
- awill 9y agoYou can use Ulysses in the proprietary format or open regular .md files. I have a folder open, so I have multiple layers of folders. It works pretty well. The proprietary is required for iCloud (if you want to share notes with the iOS app).