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by preek 4y ago
You're right to be sceptical. Org mode syntax is not easy. That's why a lot of work went into the parser. organice has a big set of tests for its parser and aims to be 100% compatible with Org mode syntax. I'm using it daily
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by preek 4y ago
organize is similar to orgzly in that it is a standalone application that runs in your browser (phone or desktop) and is capable of not only displaying, but also editing your Org files. It is not a server that serves pages that can be displ
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by preek 4y ago
organice is not a server that serves pages that can be displayed well on phones. It is a standalone application that runs in your browser (phone or desktop) and is capable of not only displaying, but also editing your Org files.
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by preek 4y ago
If you have a smartphone, then you can use the customizable capture templates[1] (similar to Emacs) from organice. You can even use bookmarklets to capture web content, and have Siri integration. Limited networking is not a big issue, becau
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by preek 4y ago
Hi there, maintainer of organice here. Even before publicvoit started the great effort of orgdown, we've started working on a standardized Org mode parser which will run for different programming languages and runtimes: https:/&#
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by preek 4y ago
Hi there, maintainer here. I'm using organice with my on-technical wife for all kinds of tasks and it works well. She even introduced it at her workplace(; I agree that notifications are very important to have. For the time being, I&#x
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by preek 4y ago
As a paying Dropbox of many years, I’d love for this to be available on Linux. I’ve tried to use Dropbox as a backup backend (for example with reclone), but with a great many files, I’m always hitting API quotas making it impossible to use
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by preek 5y ago
All good points. As a daily user of Org mode, I couldn’t agree more. Hence, we are working on building a parser that also acts as a canonical definition here: https://github.com/200ok-ch/org-parser
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Configuring default applications for xdg-open(200ok.ch)
18 points by preek 5y ago|0 comments
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Integrate Org mode Agenda into calendar apps(200ok.ch)
7 points by preek 5y ago|0 comments
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by preek 5y ago
I have the same issue with PulseAudio and Zoom and it’s always been like this this.
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by preek 5y ago
Thank you for the kind words _/\_ If you've got any questions, feel free to ask them anytime!
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by preek 5y ago
The article mentions Org mode a lot. If you want to try it, but are no Emacs user or also want to use it on mobile (iOS or Android), there is a FOSS solution called organice which I use daily for everything from notes to private and profess
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by preek 5y ago
I think that’s specific to your setup. I run Debian SID with i3 as tiling window manager and FF is the primary browser I use. As a web dev, I have quite a few instances of FF open all the time. I can’t recall an issue with FF behaving badly
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Guide on migrating off a self-managed Gitlab instance to gitlab.com(200ok.ch)
4 points by preek 5y ago|0 comments
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EmacsConf: Traverse complex JSON structures with live feedback with counsel-jq(200ok.ch)
2 points by preek 6y ago|0 comments
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Disabling Cookie Popups on Websites(200ok.ch)
1 points by preek 6y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Profiling in Emacs(200ok.ch)
1 points by preek 6y ago|0 comments
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Comprehensive guide on handling long lines in Emacs(200ok.ch)
1 points by preek 6y ago|0 comments
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Organice (Org mode for mobile devices) renders clickable links automatically(200ok.ch)
1 points by preek 6y ago|0 comments
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Use Nvidia hardware encoding with Kdenlive, OBS and ffmpeg in Debian(200ok.ch)
1 points by preek 6y ago|0 comments
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by preek 6y ago
It's an interesting statistic. But it can paint a warped picture. For example, it ranks Switzerland at #191 which probaby is correct. Othe other hand, since 7 years, I have a contract with 2 SIMs for 39CHF/m on which I'm well
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Setting up spell checking with multiple dictionaries in Emacs(200ok.ch)
2 points by preek 6y ago|0 comments
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by preek 6y ago
If we’re talking “accounting for developers”, I’d like to plug the FOSS accounting system we wrote which uses event orientation to model the entities that a business owner actually things of (invoices, wages, etc). Side effects like taxes a
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by preek 6y ago
No, it can’t. I never said that I’m using Ubuntu. I’m using Debian and stock Debian packages as mentioned before (as mentioned in the original GP comment). It’s a proper native package: https://packages.debian.org/buster&#x2
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by preek 6y ago
I did check it out before using KeePassXC, thank you. I took a whole day to check out all available FOSS options. KeePassXC won based on my criteria by a long shot. One deadly reason against BitWarden (for me): Having a FOSS server that&#x2
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by preek 6y ago
I'm using a native app which uses the same passwords dialog as 1password (or the iCloud keychain for that matter). You can configure which one to open in the settings. There's even multiple iOS apps available for use with keepass
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by preek 6y ago
I've been using KeePassXC ever since switching from OSX to Debian Linux. On OSX, I used 1Password and have been an advocate for years. However, after being forced to upgrade (and pay again) multiple times due to API changes, and the in
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by preek 6y ago
I've been using it ever since ditching OSX in favor of Debian Linux. On OSX, I used 1password and the KeePassXC browser extension works just as fine. In fact, better, because 1Password stopped working for Chromium due to whatever propr
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by preek 6y ago
Since Org is plain text, it’s a beautifully portable format. And there’s parsers for many languages like: https://github.com/200ok-ch/org-parser

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