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My kingdom for a fast, one-page, multiplatform notes app that could accomplish this
by blueboo 5y ago
My kingdom for a fast, one-page, multiplatform notes app that could accomplish this
- ISL 5y agoGoogle Docs?
- lotsofcows 5y agoAn app? You just need DropBox and a text editor. Both are pretty ubiquitous. I used to find myself moving between random terminals so used curl webdav instead of DropBox.
- chapium 5y agoOneNote, DokuWiki, and org-mode. Each multiplatform and one page (as long as you don't go about creating multiple pages.)
- blueboo 5y agoAh. Also needed: offline editing and instant-on. Even Apple’s Notes is too slow from launch to editing.
- heresie-dabord 5y agoI use git and Mercurial (command hg). If you don't know Mercurial, it is a SCM/VCS written in Python.[1] You can install it with python3 -m pip install mercurial In addition to all the virtues of version control, Mercurial can also be run with an HTTP interface that is rather good. Thus, you could have a main box at home with a main Mercurial repository and run the daemon in the root of the repository: hg serve -d --config web.push_ssl=No --config "web.allow_push=*" -A hg-access.log -E hg-errors.log Your laptop would also have Mercurial installed. You would clone from and push to the server. You could view the server content from any client using a browser. I do not ask for any kingdom, but a good friendship is always welcome. ^_^ [1] https://www.mercurial-scm.org/ https://www.mercurial-scm.org/
- blueboo 5y agoI love and use Mercurial every day! No problem there. I'd like to improve on Google Docs when it comes to rapidly jotting personal notes/referring to to-dos across devices through the day.
- jcelerier 5y agoYou can technically use zim in one page mode
- lenkite 5y agoHow does everything fit into "one-page" precisely ?