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Emacs org-mode Kitchen sink is yet to be implemented[1], but for everything else you are covered: - Executable blocks - Footnotes - Inline charts/images -
by rossvor 4y ago
Emacs org-mode
Kitchen sink is yet to be implemented[1], but for everything else you are covered:
- Executable blocks
- Footnotes
- Inline charts/images
- TODOs tracking
- Multi-device support (there are mobile apps)
It's not going away any time soon, and you can always add-on stuff yourself if you familiarize yourself with emacs-lisp.
1: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/TheKitchenSink https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/TheKitchenSink
- rg111 4y agoWhat are these mobile apps?
- rossvor 4y agoI'm using Orgzly. But to be honest my use case doesn't involve much use of org-mode on the phone. And I just a had more thorough look and it doesn't support a lot of important features, to the point I should probably retract that bulletpoint not be misleading: - No codeblock support (execution not working is probably to be expected, but I would expect at least syntax highlighting, but it doesn't do that either) - No image support (so no charts or diagrams) - No support for tables