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What do you recommend for those of us that run Linux on the desktop, not MacOS?

• moe 16y ago
  On linux and before discovering NV I was always snapping back to plain old vim (one big text-file). It's been years since I switched to OSX, though. Perhaps there are worthwhile dedicated apps on linux now (back then I didn't find any).
  • abalashov 16y ago
    I'm hearing that 'zim' is the thing, but am trying to figure out how it can be made to easily sync across machines.
    • tremendo 16y ago
      Haven't used Zim, but looks at least a little like Tomboy, which has several options for synchronization, using a local folder (Dropbox?), SSH, WebDAV and something they call Tomboy Web. I don't love Tomboy, but it's easy and functional enough that I actually use it.