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I really wish there was a note taking app like OneNote with a TUI. Text only of course. With automatic syncing. Of course you can make a bunch of text files bu
by GekkePrutser 5y ago
I really wish there was a note taking app like OneNote with a TUI. Text only of course. With automatic syncing.
Of course you can make a bunch of text files but Easy categorisation, browsing, auto saving and even something as simple as window-size based word wrapping is difficult with most editors. Of course they're not really made for it.
But I've never come across something like this.
- jmoss20 5y agoorg mode?
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- tra3 5y agoorg-mode + org-roam. It's really quite powerful. org-mode is bundled with emacs, but org-roam [1] you gotta install yourself. [1]: https://www.orgroam.com/ https://www.orgroam.com/
- GekkePrutser 5y agoI was never a fan of Emacs but I have to admit most of that is just unfamiliarity. I'll give it a try thanks!
- AlanYx 5y agoBased on what you've said, you really should give org-mode a shot. (And org doesn't even have to be text only!) Given that word-wrapping is a priority for you, be sure to turn on org-indent mode and visual line mode. This gives you traditional outliner formatting with the indentation you'd traditionally expect (similar to how OneNote indents blocks) and proper word-wrapping. Although org has a huge ecosystem (org-roam is quite good), you don't need to go beyond plain org-mode if all you want is the features and general working model of OneNote. It's basically all there, batteries included.