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I would love an opensource replacement for Evernote. But it must allow me to clip images into it. Life is not always just text, and most of the programs that
by robotrout 8y ago
I would love an opensource replacement for Evernote. But it must allow me to clip images into it. Life is not always just text, and most of the programs that people claim they use to replace Evernote are text only.
Evernote also allows me to embed PDFs (or any file really), which is nice, but as a minimum spec, I insist on the ability to drop in images.
- Pxtl 8y agoI'm actually disappointed you cant attach arbitrary files in Google Keep.
- sorenjan 8y agoYou can in Onenote, with the bonus of not giving Google even more of your data. The online client seems to work really well, although I prefer the native one.
- PenguinCoder 8y agoHave you tried cherrytree[0]? It can do images and rich text. I like the minimal nature when needed and the functionality for more robust content. [0]https://www.giuspen.com/cherrytree/#features https://www.giuspen.com/cherrytree/#features
- jonathanp88 8y agoIt has an incredibly impressive feature set for an open source application, but it seems to me too much effort has gone into bells and whistles at the expense of the basic functionality. The thing that killed it for me is that unlike every other text editor in the world, you can't apply formatting to text until after you've typed it.
- matthewn 8y agoI use Turtl for this sort of thing: https://turtlapp.com/ https://turtlapp.com/
- johntash 8y agoHow long have you been using Turtl? I don't remember why I stopped using it, but I only used it for a few weeks the last time I tried it. I'm trying Joplin now, but maybe I'll give Turtl another shot too..
- orthecreedence 8y agoHi, creator of Turtl here. I'm hearing good things about Joplin/Omni, so I'm going to spend some quality time with those apps to try to learn from the things that they are doing well. Also, we have a new version coming out very soon, v0.7.0, that will have significant UI/performance/stability improvements. I think it's worth checking out (although obviously I'm biased).
- cecja 8y agoYou really have to do something about your website. You get nearly no info nor simple stuff like screenshots. Is there a way to help you out in that regard?
- orthecreedence 8y agoGood idea! I'm planning a revamp once v0.7.0 launches in the next week or so. The website is open-source/jekyll: https://github.com/turtl/www https://github.com/turtl/www, and if you have ideas we can collaborate here: https://github.com/turtl/tracker/issues/165 https://github.com/turtl/tracker/issues/165
- severine 8y agoWow, never heard of it, looks great! I've seen this thread[1], any updates or plans on entering F-Droid? Also, what is the minimum Android version supported? [1] https://www.f-droid.org/forums/topic/turtl/ https://www.f-droid.org/forums/topic/turtl/
- kilroy123 8y agoJoplin looks promising. Can even import from Evernote. I'm going to give it a try. https://joplin.cozic.net/ https://joplin.cozic.net/
- laurent123456 8y ago(Joplin's dev here) Can confirm that Joplin can embed images - you can copy and paste an image directly by pressing Ctrl+V in a note, or attach them. It's also possible to attach any other file, PDF, etc. and open it in an external viewer on mobile or desktop. Evernote import is also supported and as far as I can tell works well for many users. If you find any glitch or issue though, feedback is welcome. The app is still under development with, at the moment, a focus on bug fixing and improving the desktop and mobile usability.
- ndespres 8y agoEvernote had such a feature- Skitch was their program which integrated screenshots and allowed for marking them up, indexing the text inside the image, and filing them alongside or within my other notes. But they killed it and I'm not sure why. It still works but is buggy and unsupported now.
- ghostwreck 8y agoStandard Notes supports secure file attachment now and is open source. Meets all of my note taking needs: https://standardnotes.org/ https://standardnotes.org/