I’d love suggestions for apps for note taking that comrades use, ideally just free/open source ones that work on multiple platforms and can sync between devices.

  • Philo_and_sophy@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
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    2 months ago

    +1 to obsidian backed with a cloud storage provider to sync the files across devices.

    Plug-in support is actually where obsidian shines because there’s so much extended functionality. Calendars, flashcard creation, etc. imho

    Also shout-out to logseq if you’re want to take handwritten notes or a cleaner UI

    • bobs_guns@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
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      2 months ago

      Logseq looks like a good option for Linux. I still prefer concepts since you get the infinite canvas and more drawing features, but I could probably barely get by with Logseq whiteboards for some topics.

      Edit to clarify: Logseq has an infinite canvas implementation that you can draw on but things like the stroke nudge tool are very handy and unique to concepts. I also prefer tap with two fingers to undo which seems to be absent from Logseq. If I didn’t have Windows and Concepts I think Logseq would be good enough.

      Edit edit: I tried to launch it again and my pen wouldn’t write even though I had the writing tool selected. Absolute garbage dogshit, and I want my money back.