BEST apps for NOTE TAKING on LINUX in 2022

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Comment from : @TheLinuxEXP

for work or projects I use OneNote, for personal projects obsidian although it's over kill if it's for simple note taking or short term use
Comment from : @benb8291

You should have mentioned ZimWiki too!
Comment from : @NickTheYits

7:14 Nick lore
Comment from : @mewhenthemewhenstheme

Zim Notes >>>
Comment from : @catoflado4977

Billion thanks for letting me know about Rnotes ! Best thing ever
Comment from : @samir2zk135

This Idiot
Comment from : @MrSagarvarule

what if i want to use the stylus (i have a touch screen with stylus compatibility)?
Comment from : @danielplayer3974

Obsidian And it's cross platform
Comment from : @Mzansi74

iotas is exactley what you need
Comment from : @polarbearsclimatechangeand3977

A handsome man, I bet he is exausted from fighing off all those women (and men)
Comment from : @MoreChannelNoise

Joplin is my choice, thanks!
Comment from : @ilyalyanov2473

This is why I left Evernote It's lack of a Linux app I took my money (much less of it too), to Upnote Runs great on All platforms that I have used
Comment from : @MobileExperienceChris

O_O I use html and a terminal
Comment from : @DeaDvey8383

I personally use Upnote on Linux, Windows, Mac, iOS, and android It's only 99c a month or $2499 one time Lifetime Membership
Comment from : @MobileExperienceChris

Google doc
Comment from : @Filippo019

Joplin is incredible!
Comment from : @nivethanyogarajah1493

I have tried all the apps you mentioned I am now using obsidian for knowledge base It requires some organization of your data, but once done, obsidian is rather powerful and flexible
Comment from : @patrickprucha5522

joplin is fucking garbage, can't believe its still being recommended, I have so many damn simple trivial issues with it that it has wasted so damn much of my time that I feel its devs own my 1000$ for wasting my time on it Absolute GARBAGE
Comment from : @leblanc666666

Joplin does support self-hosted solutions such as Next Cloud
Comment from : @elijah_9392

Very nice useful Thanks for your time
Comment from : @AstroFluid

Still nothin that beats 25 markdown files clustered all over my system without any versioning or back or whatsoever 😤
Comment from : @noku8239

I honestly love Trilium Notes [using it on self-hosted k0s kubernetes cluster] to the point I donate to it Just want to see awesome apps being worked on in a steady pace
Comment from : @ytuser13082011

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 app 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 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 personally use Trilium I can sync it between clients or with a server, can execute scripts inside it and have a pretty great wysiwig I was searching for a onenote replacement and I love it
Comment from : @leonardcapillon4714

The studio looks awesome👍
Comment from : @dawnS33ker

which browser is that @1:39
Comment from : @arnavsaxena3856

Seriously? No mention of Obsidian?
Comment from : @daanota

anytype is actually great it is still in alpha but it is very good to be honest It uses the blockchain to store your notes
Comment from : @nullchefo692

Simplenotw
Comment from : @Wobbelgenerator

👍
Comment from : @bmzimmermann

0:38brcompatible?brbut i need right to left text support
Comment from : @RenderingUser

I really wish libre math was easy and quick to use with libre office so I could take better math notes
Comment from : @schiefawindustries1619

I want something to replace onenote that is cross platform
Comment from : @TheSillymansam

Vimwiki
Comment from : @fish3977

Add Logseq to list it is open source and markdown
Comment from : @lukajovanovic7602

I want Next Cloud sync, mobile sync, markdown, and document scanning from mobile camera (Evernote's best feature) Any ideas?
Comment from : @RichardBronosky

I will really miss the Onenote desktop experience - and the sync and pen taking from all other devices too No need for markdown, just note stuff Even from this review, none quite make the comparitive cut except maybe Evernote
Comment from : @trinumedia

Keep
Comment from : @paramvir27

Hi Nick ! Thanks again for your vids ! brTo answer your question at 2:23, I personally use Joplin with OneDrive for the simple reason that Microsoft never ported any of their Office apps to Linux, forcing me to use the web app version, which is downgraded in many ways
Comment from : @imalonelynerd

Standard Note is also a good privacy focused note taking app
Comment from : @DEESHOOM

GTG, Zim and Vim are missing One would say vim is not a note taking app, but it can really be one I use vim for everything except may be video editing
Comment from : @asadsiddiqui4776

Joplin uses Markdown and has Vi mode so that makes me happy
Comment from : @matthewrease2376

Joplin is fully compatible with Dropbox !
Comment from : @bogdahn689

Rednotebook not a thing anymore?
Comment from : @slavvoslava4694

One that I would semi recommend is apostrophe Although, yes, it uses Haskell, it works just fine for minimalistic use, and synergies very well with gtk
Comment from : @phucbinh9441

Obsidian is hands down the best note taking app out there Linux or not
Comment from : @joaquinaldoney1625

What about Zim Wiki? I'm currently using it Actually it's the only thing I've been using for a couple of years I'm looking into Emacs Org mode though, not using it yet, but very curious
Comment from : @AdamSchelenbergCom

Another excellent note taking software for pretty much every OS out there is Notecase Pro
Comment from : @gwojcieszczuk

Is there no nextcloud syncable native Gnome App?
Comment from : @Herminafried

Google Keep here 🖖
Comment from : @CesarPeron

everybody already uses a browser that doesn't integrate with the DE anyway
Comment from : @martinkunev9911

Hi, which linux distro you used in this video?
Comment from : @greenishgrove5993

Good video
Comment from : @YannMetalhead

Came in because I'm always interested in lists of software that can be used like 'external brains' Amusingly, your oblique reference to Obsidian is the first I've heard of that, and now I'm looking into that
Comment from : @dragnl0rd

wasted time Author just tries to collect youtube revenue
Comment from : @ralphbloch9891

Have you tried to sync notes created in each of these apps with other computers and mobile devices via Syncthing?
Comment from : @YuraJayRJay

i just write everything in gedit or whatever notepad like software comes pre-installed
Comment from : @evilzach1586

I simply use Keep in an ssb I have an android phone anyway
Comment from : @johnmaletic898

What about Typora?
Comment from : @marloelefant7500

I started using obsidian notes because it runs on everything and there is a really nice kanban extension, which I can't imagine using a notes app without a kanban board
Comment from : @stefankyriacou7151

I will like to know your thoughts on zim wiki and red notebook? brDo they provide all functionality?
Comment from : @hmm_think

If you like notejot, sync it with syncthing!!
Comment from : @polgzz

I prefer Standardnotes
Comment from : @PerThrane1

Using trillium notes and, with all downsides, can't find any replacement It's web app on nodejs and desktop apps on electron with sync capabilities, but I'm happy with only server install - really no need for sync If it works in web browser
Comment from : @hoterychannel

Standard Notes
Comment from : @nekilik5925

obsidian
Comment from : @athulj9614

Have you become a plant Daddy?
Comment from : @intotheshred

i am android Google Keep Notes & Lists it is google linux is url ??
Comment from : @cooltwins98

hey, for the evernote error you have to open the appimage with the --no-sandbox flag, it will likely fix that issue
Comment from : @plumcakey

i use Joplin with Nextcloud sync
Comment from : @JernejKerin

I'm glad you dropped out of youtube!
Comment from : @shawnpeterson2523

emacs and orgmode!
Comment from : @ricardonunes709

Emacs
Comment from : @storm_f1788

I always liked CherryTree
Comment from : @jimmybecomesafool9525

Joplin DOES sync with NextCloud Using it for years like that
Comment from : @MrAntropex

Didn't the page with sync services on Joplin show some small text at the bottom that it supports Nextcloud, WebDAV, etc? I was kinda confused what you meant when you said it doesn't support it
Comment from : @nwinkel7288

i like the ending music!
Comment from : @T--T

Red notebook is quite ok
Comment from : @ewanhiggs

Org mode is dearly missing from this list
Comment from : @lightarmanov6266

Emacs may be what you're looking for
Comment from : @BraxtonMeyer

Sorry but YOU DIDNT TALK ABOUT OBSIDIAN no doubt, the best taking note app ever, really
Comment from : @jskxjdkx9865

The video is great, but who are you and what have you done with Nick?!!brMy Nick wears white is Nick in black his evil twin??
Comment from : @slimbook-laptops

No, Standard Notes? Open source, self hosted, and encrypted
Comment from : @bigjdunham

is that only office better than open office?
Comment from : @orkhepaj

Could you theme your videos to dark mode?
Comment from : @thetriankh

Typora is also a great option
Comment from : @ericmacedo_

OneNote and a good Andriod emulator for gaming are what's keeping me on Windows Will look at these Still need a gaming emulator, eg Nox, Bluestacks
Comment from : @RyanSandersTheSage