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I used to use RTFD for all my note taking. Simple colored text options, embedded images, stored as a bundle. But when I stopped using MacOS(X), I found that RTF
by MiddleEndian 5y ago
I used to use RTFD for all my note taking. Simple colored text options, embedded images, stored as a bundle. But when I stopped using MacOS(X), I found that RTFD support was basically nonexistent in Windows and Linux, and even regular RTF was pretty limited.
Switched to plaintext, never looked back. Simple, cross-platform
- ASalazarMX 5y agoMy absolute favorite hierarchical note application is CherryTree (https://www.giuspen.com/cherrytree https://www.giuspen.com/cherrytree), but there's no mobile support, and looks like there will never be. I migrated all my notes to QOwnnotes (https://www.qownnotes.org https://www.qownnotes.org) synchronized with DropBox, and use any markdown editor in mobile. I would be happier if it had encryption, but even if it had, a compatible mobile editor would be hard to find. Both let you mix text and media/attachments, but CherryTree is more user friendly.
- MiddleEndian 5y agoFor mobile notes, I actually do the most fastest most cross-platform thing of all: I email myself. I can sort everything later if need be into my regular journals or wherever is applicable.