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For anyone interested in using Git + org-mode on their mobile, GitJournal [0] has basic support thanks to Orgo [1]. Disclaimer: GitJournal Author [0] https://
by vhanda 5y ago
For anyone interested in using Git + org-mode on their mobile, GitJournal [0] has basic support thanks to Orgo [1].
Disclaimer: GitJournal Author
[0] https://gitjournal.io https://gitjournal.io
[1] https://github.com/amake/orgro https://github.com/amake/orgro
- mewfree 5y agoGitJournal is great but for 100% support on mobile one can run Emacs directly on their phone using Termux on Android and iSH on iOS.
- _emacsomancer_ 5y agoafter having tried a number of other solutions, this is also what I've settled on. works with org-roam too (with some tweaking).
- TheFreim 5y agoIsn't it clunky on a mobile terminal? I've opted for using orgzly for some basic list stuff but haven't gone any deeper because it's always been annoying.
- _emacsomancer_ 5y agoI find just directly using Emacs in Termux less clunky than orgzly honestly. Mobile in general is a bit clunky compared to a regular machine, at least for anything involving typing, but Termux Emacs is fine for quick notes.
- douglaswlance 5y agoI am a big GitJournal user. There's a small feature that I'd really like to see. It'd be great if I could set a designated "Inbox" file that would accept the Share Sheet output. Basically, I'll be on some website and want to save it for later, then hit share and hit GitJournal, but it creates it's own file, rather than going into my Inbox; which clutters up my repo.
- xenodium 5y agoShare sheet supported in Plain Org (I’m author) https://xenodium.com/plain-org-for-ios-a-month-later https://xenodium.com/plain-org-for-ios-a-month-later