Hello
What cli tools do you use to capture your notes. For example, any vim packages that have improved your note taking process
Ask HN: What commandline tools do you use to take notes?
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Re: Ask HN: What commandline tools do you use to take notes?
#2I’ve used https://jrnl.sh/en/stable/ in the past and enjoyed it
Re: Ask HN: What commandline tools do you use to take notes?
#3Vanilla vim with Markdown syntax.
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#4Re: Ask HN: What commandline tools do you use to take notes?
#5vim-wiki for cli notes.
Zim-wiki otherwise.
Re: Ask HN: What commandline tools do you use to take notes?
#6I have been kind of unimpressed with vimwiki, so I used to just use my own folder structure for categories and create markdown/rst files for somewhat-formatted notes.
At the moment I'm using Zim wiki, which is a graphical program.
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#7Re: Ask HN: What commandline tools do you use to take notes?
#8does "echo" count ? I do "echo mynote123 >> notes" occasionally when working with a codebase especially a novel one.
Then emacs org-mode for more structured notes.
Re: Ask HN: What commandline tools do you use to take notes?
#9does "echo" count ? I do "echo mynote123 >> notes" occasionally when working with a codebase especially a novel one. Then emacs org-mode for more structured notes.
cat >>notes
lets me paste a buncha stuff in