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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

2022 The Youtube algorithm suggests me (a Windows user) this video about linux note takingbrAnyways, I'm still gonna chime in: IMO Obsidian is by far the best note taking program i've used It uses Markdown as it's base, so you can get easy style-content separation and allows you to view your notes even if something happens to the App itself, just by using any text editor It also allows you to generate graphs of how your notes connect, and is easily extendable through a lot of plugins
Comment from : IcyTv

Cherrytree is the one I love
Comment from : Bob Wareham

Thanks - very useful Is there a way I can transfer my Evernote stuff over to Zim or Cherrytree?
Comment from : Douglas1950

Мне нравятся следующий программы для заметок: Notion, Obsidian, Trillium notes Все они работают на линуксе
Comment from : Roman Manechkin

I'm Gedit person For everything
Comment from : Robert Trance EDM

Well done , but What about Joplin?
Comment from : Hadj Ali

if this video need a update, that is notion should be added in the list
Comment from : mazlee

excelent video! really liked it I keep using google keep, but i don't think it is enough
Comment from : Pedro Ivens

spasibo :)
Comment from : Mars N

Good picks, comrade!
Comment from : AlexXx

is there a chance to write and draw in cherry tree with wacom
Comment from : vj the vj

thanks for cherry tree, it's just awesome
Comment from : MIF

Thank you, brClear and objective text, showing pros and cons of each appbrbrTranslate by Google
Comment from : R Bahia

Cheers for this video ALU, appreciated
Comment from : Rome

Using CherryTree from 6 months and found very suitable for my needs
Comment from : Shrishail Gajbhar

What about using cherrytree in raspberry Pi 4 ubuntu 2004
Comment from : Serin N

Оу, да вы из Англии)
Comment from : StonyApple

do u have any hierarchy note taking tool for mac? I love cherry tree
Comment from : SrinivasaRao Gurram

Excellent video brThank You Very Much :)
Comment from : Limitless 1

Don't you talk about security?
Comment from : Jeremy

I highly recommend trying markdown
Comment from : GlorytoGod

thanks
Comment from : Galen Thurber

Хммм, русский акцент Штирлиц не когда не был так близко к провалу
Comment from : Капитан Теребонька

Look at joblin
Comment from : Elo Kjerside

I really like your videos You do a great job
Comment from : Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire

I made one called "MicroPad" that might be worth looking into for some people
Comment from : Nick Webster

Started using CherryTree and there is no turning back The bummer is the porting to a Mac, which is problematic being a program in Python2 This will be resolved in a future version
Comment from : djwave28

BTW, Zim also can show program code in a nice way, it has a "Source View" plugin
Comment from : E Nsk

Joplin ! or maybe use Emacs Org-Mode, VimNotes
Comment from : Hammerhead Corvette

Do you know if there is a program with stylus support for Linux
Comment from : Mich

His voice is more like asmr, what's wrong with that wet gross sounds Please put the microphone a little away from youಠ_ʖಠ
Comment from : Prabal Upadhyay

Love your videos my man Compacted with lots of golden information
Comment from : Netherlab Games

I've used Cherrytree for years The only drawback to Cherrytree is it is deb based, and the RPM port downloaded from the web site doesn't work in Fedora Ever So you have to wait until it shows up in the repository This means almost every time you upgrade Fedora, Cherrytree doesn't work I need a note taking application like Cherrytree that is maintained better by the developers Now we are waiting on giuspen to update it because it is programmed in an old version of Python, so we can't use it in Fedora 31 Giuspen should keep up with the times by porting to snap and flatpak or make it available naively in rpm format
Comment from : ChadatWork

Thank you very much
Comment from : HATTAN DERHAM

Please take a look at Standard Notes I'll not completely sold on it, but it is up-and-coming, with native apps on Linux, Windows, and Android (Maybe Mac too, but those three are important to me) Good code support toobrbrIf you're not eliminating web-only note taking, Microsoft OneNote is also good
Comment from : Bill Gross

ANY text editor can be note taking app if you use cloud service This list is redundantbrOn the other hand, if you have note app with integrated cloud that works on ALL platforms, that would be interesting info
Comment from : antiglobalista

please check 'trilium' application its good i think githubcom/zadam/trilium
Comment from : Midhunraj R

Typora?!
Comment from : Arianna Masciolini

I think this video should be remade for 2019 See what has changed, what other software you might recommend, what software you might no longer be recommending etc
Comment from : AlucardNoir

Ze Ubuntu is ze good😂😂😂🤣
Comment from : AnnouncedLater Yes

I use simplenote, the best thing about it is that it has a client for every system including android and Linux ,and synchronization is very easy
Comment from : Samir Andrade

Have a scribe My Tetra
Comment from : Alex Freeman

yuck evernote Notionso is better with syntax highlighting feature and better looking UI, but it's not perfect (doesn't have Vim bindings)
Comment from : magno

How did you not mention org-mode ?
Comment from : Yisrael Dov L

I love standard notes, notes are synchronised with an Ios/android application, protected using A256 encryption and there is a client on linux
Comment from : Ismail lachheb

AM i missing something? All of these programs look the same
Comment from : B Clark

MS Note
Comment from : Mohamed Kuthubudeen

Please make video about Joplin Thx
Comment from : cepi24

Check out wwwget-notescom
Comment from : Ruby

Qownnotes
Comment from : TheKetsa

I use plain text for note taking and I've made a custom syntax highlighting scheme for txt files in Sublime Text with many formatting features such as bold, titles, highlighting, URL's, checkboxes, lists and many more
Comment from : vn

I have been using cherrytree with mega for some time now and it is great! the thing that I dont like about it is that there is no android app
Comment from : Ax333l

I'm surprised you didn't mention Basket Note Pads has the look and feel of MS OneNote
Comment from : Joseph Livengood

Найс произношение :DD
Comment from : Михаил moonz

Тебя выдал русский акцент)
Comment from : Uladzislau Komar

keepgooglecom
Comment from : Yunus İşleyen

Good article/video, thank you! I found cherrytree on my own a few weeks ago and agree it is very full featured, fast and easy to use
Comment from : Paul B

I use Simplenote for text notes and Google Docs for everything that needs formatting
Comment from : Fritz Salzmann

all are good but in my case (more than 1500 note ) the most important factor is the SEARCH FEATURE yes why should i use a note taking app if the search can help me find what i am looking forbrbrTree-based vs Tag-based ? i prefer to use them both to gain more superpower through SEARCH brevernote unfortunately so popular these days -- is more geared to Tag-based search and just a little of stack of notebooksbrbr my DREAM is a web app like Firefox bookmarks - brPros : tree-based - tag-based - good search - brCons : not accessible outside FF, only URL no rich text editing, no API knowing that i do little coding sometimes
Comment from : share apps3

Cherrytree <3brbrThanks
Comment from : Terminarnold

This channel is so stupidly simple and informative!
Comment from : Marcus Sommer

i think that the best note-taking app is Joplin, i have it on my pc with windows and manjaro, my netbook with manjaro, my tablet and my smartphone and all sincronize perfectly, it supports markdown an katex, its great
Comment from : Franco Méndez

another really good one is called Notes-up, atm it can be a bit tricky to install it on plain ubuntu (bc its developed for elementary os) and you will find it in the AURbrIt is made using the GTK toolkit and its quite nice and minimalistic
Comment from : 1998goodboy

Have to tried "Joplin?" I just read an article that said "Joplin is an open source cross-platform note-taking and to-do application It can handle a large number of notes, organized into notebooks, and can synchronize them across multiple devices"
Comment from : Picksalot

You can take a look at Turtl, a simple, secure cross platform note taking app
Comment from : D Proto

There is also the Source view plugin for Zim:br zim-wikiorg/manual/Plugins/Source_Viewhtml
Comment from : TalpaDK

the best video Ive ever seen about the productivity tools, thanks for introduced CherryTree, I was looking for a notetaking witch i can access my notes from my android phone and tablet as well as my pc with native application it is not match with this part but feature-wise it was exactly what i was looking for
Comment from : Mani Zaeim

Zim Source View plugin allow to put code blocks in a lot of languages as well zim-wikiorg/manual/Plugins/Source_Viewhtml Thanks for the video
Comment from : David Toscano

I use VNote now，it's simple
Comment from : Akkuman

If you are going to recommend - how about including the download name I got lucky with #yaourt cherrytree and it found it Just hope its the right or same one Ok, back to testing
Comment from : Old Load

Hi ALU brFirst let me thank you for great videos your are making brI am sure I am not the first to say we learned a lot from them brCan you kindly make a more in depth review of cherrytree brIt seems to have a ton of features and it would great to see the more important ones brThanks
Comment from : El-Bachir Yallaoui

Hello ALU! Just wanted to say that I liked your montage skills
Comment from : LinuxComp Daylogs

How about CherryTree? I am using it for some time and, in my opinion, this is an excellent note-taking program Although it is not cloud-based, but you can simply bypass this by placing your notes in dropbox, or mega cloud folder Perhaps you can make a tutorial about cherrytree some time?
Comment from : Zoltar358

Checkvistcom is an outliner for geeks with great keyboard shortcuts
Comment from : Jacob Lindberg

Try boostnote bro
Comment from : Emille Henry

Favourite? CherryTree for sure! I even have the PortableAppscom version installed on a thumb-drive for use at my local library Windows is the only option there Unless I take a netbook I have been using CherryTree for a few years now & think of it as a mini office suite Thanks for the heads-up on DropBox Paper I will have to install DropBox on a couple of my machines & give it a go Ciao for now, ;-)
Comment from : FoxtrotMikefm

pls suggest which one of these r compatible with digital pen tablets like wacom
Comment from : Super01chetan

I use Markdown since I can use it with vim
Comment from : Ash Gupta

I use one called typora is good for copying and pasting content as it is on the web
Comment from : Freyr Dev

The best channel thank's a lot
Comment from : Abdullah AN

I love using jrnl, it's encrypted and based on terminal
Comment from : Omar Shehab

You forgot to mention TiddlyWiki It is written in javascript, fully customisable, and can run in a single html file if you want I use it with Node locally hosted on my machine, and stored on GitHub Pretty impressive tool
Comment from : Tibor Simon

QOwnNotes should be also checked out!
Comment from : Mait Metelitsa

Is there anything that can handle stylus drawing? Math notes are kind of hard to take without drawing on the screen It would be great if it can recognize pressure level
Comment from : Marius Tancredi