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I'm also a OneNote fan. I use it in a similar fashion - tons of work-related stuff, a bunch of personal stuff, and a notebook shared with my SO so we can both
by Mister_Snuggles 8y ago
I'm also a OneNote fan. I use it in a similar fashion - tons of work-related stuff, a bunch of personal stuff, and a notebook shared with my SO so we can both update grocery lists, etc.
I've got the OneNote app on my iPhone and it works well enough for what I need to access on the go. What trouble do you have accessing it when you're not at home? My biggest use-case for OneNote on the iPhone is to tick items on the grocery list - it works great and changes propagate to my SO's phone in under a second.
- b1gtuna 8y agoRight, I forgot about the iOS version of the OneNote app. I guess I am searching for a more cross-platform solution (much like Google Notebook. Also, it looks like Microsoft is migrating OneNote out of Office suite and make it available as a default app in Windows, but will require a subscription to Office 365 to unlock features [1]. So cost becomes an issue when this occurs.. [1] https://www.pcworld.com/article/3269056/software-productivity/microsoft-will-stop-developing-onenote-2016-in-favor-of-the-windows-10-onenote-app.html https://www.pcworld.com/article/3269056/software-productivit...
- Mister_Snuggles 8y agoThis is something I will need to keep an eye on. I've come to depend on OneNote pretty heavily. On the plus side, Office 365 is quite cheap considering you get 1TB of OneDrive storage for the price. Since you're a Linux user that might not be useful to you though.
- ukyrgf 8y agoI want to like OneNote, but I just can't stand how things can be positioned anywhere on the page. It's so hard to make my notes look neat and organized. I started using Notion.so (after a recommendation on HN recently) and the difference is incredible. All the versatility of OneNote, but there is actually somewhat of a hierarchy.