Does anyone know of a substitute, or native application, for notes and notebooks in Ubuntu Linux?
I've been testing Evernote for a month.
I believe that it has a perfect design, adequate functionalities that adapt well to my workflow.
Mainly the notes are academic notes, drafts of documents and personal and family annotations.
What I'm looking for basically is:
- Cloud-based
- Synchronization with mobiles
- Notes with styles and organization in folders or notebooks
Thank you.
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I've been testing Evernote for a month.
I believe that it has a perfect design, adequate functionalities that adapt well to my workflow.
Mainly the notes are academic notes, drafts of documents and personal and family annotations.
What I'm looking for basically is:
- Cloud-based
- Synchronization with mobiles
- Notes with styles and organization in folders or notebooks
Thank you.
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edited yesterday
pomsky
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asked yesterday
Carlos DagorretCarlos Dagorret
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I've been testing Evernote for a month.
I believe that it has a perfect design, adequate functionalities that adapt well to my workflow.
Mainly the notes are academic notes, drafts of documents and personal and family annotations.
What I'm looking for basically is:
- Cloud-based
- Synchronization with mobiles
- Notes with styles and organization in folders or notebooks
Thank you.
software-recommendation notes
edited yesterday
pomsky
30.6k1193127
asked yesterday
Carlos DagorretCarlos Dagorret
510214
I've been testing Evernote for a month.
I believe that it has a perfect design, adequate functionalities that adapt well to my workflow.
Mainly the notes are academic notes, drafts of documents and personal and family annotations.
What I'm looking for basically is:
- Cloud-based
- Synchronization with mobiles
- Notes with styles and organization in folders or notebooks
Thank you.
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Organon is free software with the formatting capability you want (it piggybacks on Libre Office Write), comes in a Linux native version, and coupled with documents stored on Dropbox or Google Drive will give the cloud features you want. I can't say whether it's directly compatible with other notes apps (especially on Android or iOS), because I don't use it that way.
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Is it an extension of LibreOffice?
– Carlos Dagorret
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That does seem to be what they call it. I've had it a while, didn't recall. Editing in a link in the answer.
– Zeiss Ikon
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Organon is free software with the formatting capability you want (it piggybacks on Libre Office Write), comes in a Linux native version, and coupled with documents stored on Dropbox or Google Drive will give the cloud features you want. I can't say whether it's directly compatible with other notes apps (especially on Android or iOS), because I don't use it that way.
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Is it an extension of LibreOffice?
– Carlos Dagorret
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That does seem to be what they call it. I've had it a while, didn't recall. Editing in a link in the answer.
– Zeiss Ikon
yesterday
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Organon is free software with the formatting capability you want (it piggybacks on Libre Office Write), comes in a Linux native version, and coupled with documents stored on Dropbox or Google Drive will give the cloud features you want. I can't say whether it's directly compatible with other notes apps (especially on Android or iOS), because I don't use it that way.
answered yesterday
Zeiss IkonZeiss Ikon
3,1331823
Is it an extension of LibreOffice?
– Carlos Dagorret
yesterday
That does seem to be what they call it. I've had it a while, didn't recall. Editing in a link in the answer.
– Zeiss Ikon
yesterday
add a comment |
Organon is free software with the formatting capability you want (it piggybacks on Libre Office Write), comes in a Linux native version, and coupled with documents stored on Dropbox or Google Drive will give the cloud features you want. I can't say whether it's directly compatible with other notes apps (especially on Android or iOS), because I don't use it that way.
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Zeiss IkonZeiss Ikon
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Organon is free software with the formatting capability you want (it piggybacks on Libre Office Write), comes in a Linux native version, and coupled with documents stored on Dropbox or Google Drive will give the cloud features you want. I can't say whether it's directly compatible with other notes apps (especially on Android or iOS), because I don't use it that way.
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Is it an extension of LibreOffice?
– Carlos Dagorret
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That does seem to be what they call it. I've had it a while, didn't recall. Editing in a link in the answer.
– Zeiss Ikon
yesterday
add a comment |
Is it an extension of LibreOffice?
– Carlos Dagorret
yesterday
That does seem to be what they call it. I've had it a while, didn't recall. Editing in a link in the answer.
– Zeiss Ikon
yesterday
Is it an extension of LibreOffice?
– Carlos Dagorret
yesterday
Is it an extension of LibreOffice?
– Carlos Dagorret
yesterday
That does seem to be what they call it. I've had it a while, didn't recall. Editing in a link in the answer.
– Zeiss Ikon
yesterday
That does seem to be what they call it. I've had it a while, didn't recall. Editing in a link in the answer.
– Zeiss Ikon
yesterday
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