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Joplin Is An Open Source Alternative To Evernote DistroTube

Joplin Is An Open Source Alternative To Evernote DistroTube

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Joplin Is An Open Source Alternative To Evernote DistroTube Are you looking for a free and open source note taking and todo application? Do you need it to be cross-platform on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS? Do you need it to sync to Dropbox, OneDrive and/or Nextcloud? Look no further than Joplin! - https://joplinapp.org/
Date: 2022-03-30

Comments and reviews: 10


Greate Video DT! Not sure I would use the CLI but I certainly would use the GUI for my version of Ubuntu. I am using the web version of Microsoft OneNote since Microsoft doesn't make a native app for Linux at the moment but I just recently ran into a file size attachment limitation while uploading a document into a notebook which really turned me off; especially since I love OneNote and depend on it for all my Notebooks, Journals and documents. Is there a file size attachment limitation in Joplin? I'd be interested in giving this a try if I have more control over what I can upload into the notebooks.
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time waste, you want note-making or this coding lol if u using linux doesn't mean u start coding for all things, all you have to do is a press mouse click for a thing but no since i'm linux user i'll write code, what is this time wasting practice, its anyway not a good note-taking app
utter poor video from your standard distrotube, wasting peoples 20 min in the name of joplin alternative to evernote, didn't even talked about other main features

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The only downside is that it doesn't support drawing with Apple Pencil (or any other stylus I believe). Sure, handwriting notes and have it convert to text is nice, but not when this feature doesn't support your language and it automatically converts words to English despite perfectly writing other words. That aside, the app seems pretty good!
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Finally the perfect app! looks nice in my linux machine both CLI and GUI and the Android app is gorgeous.
I'm being writing a lot and always wanted a nice app to use in all my devices!
Open Source software made it again! Switching to Linux was my best decision.

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Personally, I use Joplin to write many notes and assignment. It is indeed very useful especially to write markdown and preview it on the right side. That features to export markdown straight to PDF is a saving grace without using any word processing application
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Hello, thanks for video;) I have started use emacs after your videos, and its amazing, but what about mobile applications for org mode? I foud only orgzly, but its not very comfortable, do you use something like that?
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Nice! I-m going to check this out. Evernote was one thing I was worried about in migrating to Linux. I have a lot of stuff in there, but I don-t use most of the Evernote features, so this sounds perfect.
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Recently I found out that OneNote saves all notes unencrypted by default (on Microsoft servers) because of -indexing and functionality-. This freaked me out. Joplin might be a life-saver here
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This app look promising, but is kinda pointless to me being able to just write markdown. And I write a lot of md files. Needs plain text, being able to hand draw. Like most note taking apps do.
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Wow just awesome, this will be a perfect replacement for all my Google Keep notes. Thanks a bunch for showing us! Desktop, android and terminal with syncing, what more I can ask for.
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