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Yes especially the web version is terrible. I have to refresh it every day and it can't even search across all notebooks. Of course there's no desktop version
by GekkePrutser 4y ago
Yes especially the web version is terrible. I have to refresh it every day and it can't even search across all notebooks.
Of course there's no desktop version for Linux or BSD so I'm stuck with the web one.
The only reason I use it is it comes for 'free' with Office 365.
I wish there was something open source like it. Most open source notebook options are markdown and I don't like that (because it's not wysiwyg) and electron.
- robertlagrant 4y agoIntereating. I haven't looked, but I'm surprised there aren't any WYSIWYG Markdown ones.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoAll the markdown ones I've seen have a two-pane setup with the raw code and the rendered result. I don't like that at all. It wastes screen space. Also, I'm not very familiar with markdown, it seems to be really popular with developers. I guessbecause GitHub uses it for readme pages. But I have no attachment to it at all. It feels like an extra hurdle to learn. I really liked the old tomboy but the development stalled and the later reincarnations didn't have the snappiness of the original. And not having pictures is annoying.