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Org mode in Emacs... it’s old, but it works. It hyper links. It exports to almost any format. It lets you have complex notes. It can do agendas. It’s awesome at
by bitexploder 8y ago
Org mode in Emacs... it’s old, but it works. It hyper links. It exports to almost any format. It lets you have complex notes. It can do agendas. It’s awesome at searchable notes. It’s plain text.
- minikomi 8y agoAnd if you have an android phone and termux, it's not too hard to wrangle it into a state usable on the go. Especially with heavy use of org-templates.
- prodimmune 8y agoThere is also Orgzly [1], an Android app for working with orgmode files. [1] https://github.com/orgzly/orgzly-android https://github.com/orgzly/orgzly-android
- SllX 8y agoPretty much this. I tried out bulletjournaling for a couple of months at the recommendation of a friend. Then I realized it was essentially a higher maintenance paper and pen org-mode. Designing cool spreads, adapting others and making cool sketches on the covers was fun and the tactile nature of the tooling was nice but org-mode on a laptop works a lot better and is a lot less work to maintain.
- balladeer 8y agoIs there anything equivalent for Vim or other text editors like TextMate, Sublime, TextWrangler or so? Asking because I don't use Emacs but do use Viim and other apps.
- IKnowThatIdk 8y agoTry out spacemacs, http://spacemacs.org http://spacemacs.org
- bitexploder 8y agoNothing as complete that I know of. It isn’t crazy to use Emacs just for Org Mode. At least check under the hood and see what you think some time. I know some vim users that use Emacs solely for Org :)