Notesnook: A GREAT Evernote Alternative!

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Comment from : The Linux Cast

can i get template in notesnook?
Comment from : nzy

Notesnook, not my cup of tea…
Comment from : DitchComfort

I enjoy your videos from the Linux perspective It's difficult to find all of the note taking apps out there Finding one thatbrClicks all the bells can be frustrating Hopefully your channel will grow😊😅
Comment from : Mobile Experience

The fact that Notesnook cannot handle markdown links or highlighting is what makes this a no go for me Why have half ass markdown support?
Comment from : DRD 161

Great information here and I had no idea there was such a similar alternative to Evernote The one feature I cannot find in this category of application is the ability to have multiple tabs open Evernote used to do this, and it was great I could keep a tab up for each of the current projects I'm working on, and jump to that tab as needed
Comment from : Ewen Bell

One of the features that impressed me most was how easily and effectively it imported all my notes from Joplin, and it offers import from a few other note apps That is impressive, I know of no other notes app that I have used that does this so well, in fact I would say it is rare
Comment from : Simon Peter

bDid you try Turtl/b ?
Comment from : Golden City

I followed your advice and I downloaded the app After downloading the app, it was apparent that it seems to be in a beta stage Would you include that information in your future videos? I expected an app that was ready to use as my daily productivity app Despite that, I've subscribed to Notesnook & I look forward to the app improving over time
Comment from : Ira Dotson

Hi!! There is a new Linux native GTK open-source note-taking app called TECHNENOTES (which I am actively developing) Although there are multiple amazing note-taking apps out there, I do think that TechneNotes has some strong points, starting from the database-like interface (with pagination, ordering, filtering, all combined with a treeview structure), the safety of local data storage with optional cloud sync (users choose if and how to sync data over the cloud), multi-tabs support with full-width note view, integration of text/files/images/videos/code as in a web-page, interconnected notes, standard markdown syntax (for cross-compatibility), and - most of all - its native (Gtk) and open source nature (thus ensuring that your notes will be fully accessible in the future, with no risk of vendor lock-in)
Comment from : TechneNotes

I'm fine with Obsidian on Linux and Markor on Android, synced with syncthing 🤷‍♂
Comment from : Oktay Acikalin

Have you heard the good word of org-mode?
Comment from : BlightBile

Evernote does not have a Linux client This is definetely worth to check
Comment from : Yrjö Hatakka

Here are 2 more for you to try:br1 Obsidianbr2 Logseq
Comment from : Eyal

Thanks for the content btw I might check this out Taking a break from setting up my wm on Gentoo First time doing all that
Comment from : WyattLearnsLinux

You videos now come into my feed way late I have to search to get them
Comment from : WyattLearnsLinux