Top 5 Note Taking Apps for Linux

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Название	:	Top 5 Note Taking Apps for Linux
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I've settled with Zettlr
Comment from : Maria Luiza

Thanks for the recommendations!
Comment from : Saul Vazquez

7:09 I didn't even know there was such a thing
Comment from : Bert Visscher

awesome video man thanks
Comment from : idk anything

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

Nice work, I just subscribed to your channel!
Comment from : Mike Kobett

Thanx Boss
Comment from : Shashwath Devanga

wm?
Comment from : Seraphim

thanks mate
Comment from : Janke

You got a new sub, keep up the great work and let the haters hate
Comment from : Kritagya Gupta

Fine Job! Hopefully you take more videos!
Comment from : Vig

Why has no one made an open source alternative of onenote in linux yet I really want to handwrite my notes
Comment from : Syukri

cherrytree is my go-to, near perfect for my needs Still haven't found something with its functionality but that also supports proper theming eg pywal support
Comment from : Sofa Dhana

keep up the good work!
Comment from : tmendoza6

Thank you so much
Comment from : Tarry Lim

What about notable?
Comment from : Raymond Li

I have tried most of these apps, but I need something that works on phones and also on Mac Have you tried Obsidian? I have just started using it and it is superb One of the best things out does is to create simple text files It also allows images, latex and lots of other stuff
Comment from : Paul Livesey

I wish Joplin would allow for audio recordings That would be nice I think it’s been talked about in the community quite a bit
Comment from : Roy G Biv

Good job Thank you
Comment from : Malkhaz Mamulashvili

Keep up the good work, great channel Cheers!
Comment from : Joel Tomás

amazing job man!
Comment from : Experiment Growth

Hey man !! Thanks for making this video and keep making
Comment from : Law Bind Pandey

Very good video, thanks for sharing this mate!
Comment from : Reno Zed

Does a digital wacom pen work on these?
Comment from : Rustom Bhesania

Out of curiosity, how would you prefer syncing on a simple manner without an account?
Comment from : Enkii Muto

Thanks man!
Comment from : Enkii Muto

Look into gnu emacs org mode Plus I think your mic is pointed wrong if it’s an at2020 you talk into the side
Comment from : zaxswyre2

Intro was too funny!
Comment from : random faz

well done! excelent video!
Comment from : Pedro Ivens

I use Joplin on Manjaro via AppImage The AUR versions don’t always build for me but I’m ok with it being an appimage I get it from the Joplin website
Comment from : Joseph Saint-Clair