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Depends on what you want: - Obsidian - all the notes are stored offline on your computer which you can sync using GDrive or Dropbox if you want (has app for Wi
by deepakness 4y ago
Depends on what you want:
- Obsidian - all the notes are stored offline on your computer which you can sync using GDrive or Dropbox if you want (has app for Windows)
- Notion - it's an all-in-one note-taking and project management tool, free to use and runs directly in the browser (however, if you write a lot, you might not like it)
- Logseq - if you prefer to take notes in bulleted format, free to use and cross-platform
- rg111 4y agoObsidian has a super reliable app for Linux, as well. And you can use Mega (also has native app for Linux) for free sync.
- deepakness 4y agoIndeed! I am using exactly the same combination of Obsidian + Mega on my Linux machine. And, if you're a bit worried about privacy, use Cryptomator to encrypt all your notes before syncing to Mega.
- simondebbarma 4y agoI simply did `git init` inside my Obsidian vault(folder) and store it on my Github; which is a more familiar option for most HN users.