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Re: QOwnNotes

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I've been using it for around 6 months, maybe once a week. It's pretty awesome. Syncs all my notes to Nextcloud. I use the Nextcloud Notes app on my Android phone and it works perfectly together with this on the desktop. I wish it had support for simple file uploads, sometimes I want to attach spreadsheets or PDFs to my notes.

How do you reconcile the lack of tag support in Nextcloud Notes?

I haven't had a reason really to use tags, I just use folders.

Re: QOwnNotes

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My Noets app[1] editor is built on top of the Markdown syntax highlighter of QOwnNotes. My new app Plume[2] is built on top of Notes but features a completely revamped and advanced block editor with a new design. [1] https://www.get-notes.com/ [2] https://www.get-plume.com/

Notes looks great, is Plume a native application too?

Re: QOwnNotes

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I use joplin, but this looks nearly the same as joplin.

I also use Joplin, but I find it a bit heavy on memory (the x^th Electron-based app I have loaded) and sometimes buggy on Markdown editing. I'll definitely try QOwnNotes to see how it is.

Re: QOwnNotes

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FWIW, I'm a huge fan of NotePlan for Mac OS and iOS

I have used many plain text tools over the decades. In the past year, NotePlan has taken over everything that is not coding, or long form writing.

It was easy to move my markdown notes into it.

Plus NotePlan has replaced most of my calendar and task management apps.

I use it on Mac, iPhone and iPad. Looking forward to the web based version that is progressing nicely.

Syncing across platforms is a bit harder than I would like. Dropbox and GitHub syncing work, but it is best using iCloud. I use ChronoSync running on an always on Mac to sync to locations for Linux and Windows access.

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