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Directory full of Markdown files, synced across machines/devices via Dropbox. On supported platforms (iOS/Android/OSX), I use iA Writer to edit them. On Linux,
by pixelmonkey 8y ago
Directory full of Markdown files, synced across machines/devices via Dropbox. On supported platforms (iOS/Android/OSX), I use iA Writer to edit them. On Linux, I use vim/goyo and Typora.
I find that this is the most flexible and multi-device option, which then makes it easy to copy-paste content into other tools and places (email, GitHub, GDoc, whatever).
For very quick mobile notes, I also use Pushbullet to send myself a kind of "reminder" to pick up a thought from my phone and continue the thought when I get to my laptop/desktop.
I also have Simplenote installed everywhere (including simplenote.vim and native apps across Android / iOS / OSX / Linux) which I tend to use to quickly jot down notes during meetings, but for little else besides that.