Laverna – Store your notes anonymously and encrypted
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#4The USP of Evernote isn't that you can take notes from anywhere as much as anything can be a note (An audio clip, your current location, a picture etc) and that can be very well organised, grouped and saved in the cloud and offline on demand.
It's basically a "database" for the non techies: Save everything in there and query by tags, organise by books or search in the content and meta data.
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#5The most important feature keeping me with Evernote is the ability to drag and drop images.
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#7A good start. But... The USP of Evernote isn't that you can take notes from anywhere as much as anything can be a note (An audio clip, your current location, a picture etc) and that can be very well organised, grouped and saved in the cloud and offline on demand. It's basically a "database" for the non techies: Save everything in there and query by tags, organise by books or search in the content and meta data.
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#8I've been looking for a replacement for Evernote for a while. So far I've tried wikis, bluenote, vim + git + markdown. The most important feature keeping me with Evernote is the ability to drag and drop images.
vim + git + markdown
This, actually using vimwiki, is my setup for both my private knowledge management/kind of diary system and my lab notebook at work for quite some time now. Works flawlessly. See [0] for a pretty nice setup.Doesn't solve your image issue, but for text-only it's a pretty nice solution if you're comfortably living in vim anyway.
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#10I've been looking for a replacement for Evernote for a while. So far I've tried wikis, bluenote, vim + git + markdown. The most important feature keeping me with Evernote is the ability to drag and drop images.
It's completely replaced Evernote for me. You can drag and drop images from a browser or the file system.