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I wish these days projects stopped marketing cross-platform meaning as just MacOS, Linux, Windows. In this particular situation for note-taking app it's nice wh

by pzo 3y ago

I wish these days projects stopped marketing cross-platform meaning as just MacOS, Linux, Windows. In this particular situation for note-taking app it's nice when you are switching from windows to linux or macos or vice versa but most likely most people don't own 2 desktops. It's more useful to sync notes between your smartphone, tablet and desktop that between different desktops only.

Danielerolli 3y ago
Thanks for your feedback. I get your frustration and I'm sorry this project doesn't fit your requirements. Just a couple of minutes ago another user on Reddit asked me about mobile support and as of now it is still an idea. However, as I am a beginner developer, I trust the community to help me build the mobile client.
- pzo 3y ago
  You could probably still workaround this if the data was stored just in simple markdown files. This way someone can: - still use Beaver Notes on desktop - use any syncing mechanism such as syncthing, icloud, dropbox, oneDrive etc - use any mobile note taking app that using similar single markdown files for storage (e.g. obsidian)