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What's your favorite note-taking application?
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this post was submitted on 23 Dec 2023
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Fair enough. I appreciate the context and additional information. Gives me things to think about. I'm currently using Obsidian even though it's not FOSS, the file format is simple text files in folders making "escaping" the ecosystem easy, should I need to. Notesnook of course doesn't do that, but they do have a much better handling on tasks/to-do within your PKM than Obsidian does.
I'll admit I love notes apps. Have for years. So any new shiny one that comes out I at least try it even if I'm happy with Obsidian. Personal failing, I suppose.
I’m not judging, not sure how or why you think you’re failing but it’s not coming from me!
I’m like you, I use Bear for when I’m lazy and emacs for everything else. Two polar opposites but at least with Bear I can collaborate with my wife without complication.