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Personally, I'd like to take notes with vim (or helix), however somehow it's still an unsolved problem to sync files with end-to-end encryption between devices,
by emerongi 4y ago
Personally, I'd like to take notes with vim (or helix), however somehow it's still an unsolved problem to sync files with end-to-end encryption between devices, without also having to use some specialized application.
Obsidian is so far the most seamless way to write and sync notes between Linux and iOS. I'd pay money for a daemon that could do E2EE encryption of any files on my machine and also worked on iOS.
- tacostakohashi 4y ago> it's still an unsolved problem to sync files with end-to-end encryption between devices, without also having to use some specialized application. How about using git, over https or ssh? Or are those 'specialized'?
- emerongi 4y agoGit is not that convenient to use on the phone.
- tacostakohashi 4y agoIs vim?
- araekiel 4y agoI don't plan on making jot mobile compatible. Maybe in the future, but not right now.
- Mylloon 4y agoPersonally, I use Syncthing to sync all my notes between computers and my phone, it works great!
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- araekiel 4y agoI do plan on adding vault encryption and cross device sync (literally making a list of updates atm). Like tacostakohashi mentioned, I too have been thinking of using git for cross device sync.
- tcrenshaw 4y agoHave you looked at syncthing? I believe it ticks off all your boxes. I'm using it to sync my obsidian vault and Todo list between multiple android, Windows, and Linux devices and it Just Works. I do have an always on server running it as well to both maintain a backup and to catch any notes devices powered down might miss, but it's not a requirement.
- pydry 4y agoI do this with termux + keybase git.