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Nice, but the limitations on (image?) attachments and Markdown export on the free tier feel... cheap? These days I've mostly been using vimwiki, Agenda.app or
by rcarmo 3y ago
Nice, but the limitations on (image?) attachments and Markdown export on the free tier feel... cheap?
These days I've mostly been using vimwiki, Agenda.app or OneNote for notes short/mid/long-term notes, and either of them works for the contexts I use them in.
I feel like the note taking space is completely overcrowded these days, too. Even the iOS notes app does everything I could possibly need (plus syncing), and the cross-platform/private sync space is very well served with SyncThing + whatever Markdown editor you can get your hands on...
- alpaca128 3y agoI think it's fair to make attachments a paid feature. Note syncing is unlimited so for basic use it's just fine. That said notes apps never really feel like they're enough of an upgrade to make me switch from text files. It may be different if my notes grew much larger. Tagging and text search is nice but I can also have that in its basic form with grep.