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Same here. I've been using a 'notes' file since I first got into Unix back in the late 80s. I've kept with it ever since. I still haven't found something I l
by rootusrootus 7y ago
Same here. I've been using a 'notes' file since I first got into Unix back in the late 80s. I've kept with it ever since. I still haven't found something I like better. So portable, easily searchable and easy to manipulate with standard unix tools, etc.
- jedberg 7y agoDo you use a mobile device to edit? How? That always seems to be my sticking point with text based methods. It’s not easy to modify with my phone.
- solarkraft 7y agoNot only that - how do you do structure? I'm especially thinking about trees here, which is how most concepts seem to be presented the best.
- Shinkirou 7y agoI store my text notes on Dropbox, using various subfolder layers. The android app allows both creation and editing of .txt files.
- torvald 7y agoI self host Seafile. It has a simple and markdown friendly editor in its mobile app.
- superkuh 7y agoHow is text not easy to modify on your phone? If anything this is a problem with phones being terrible computers and not text files. But I don't see how anything I said about how I do it on a desktop computer does not apply also to phones.
- RMPR 7y agoPlus the version control ^^