Rnote 0.12 Released with Improved Linux Note-Taking Features

A major new release of Rnote, an open-source app for taking handwritten notes, sketching out ideas and annotating documents and pictures, is out. Rnote 0.12 brings several new features, new customisation and configuration options, user experience buffs, bug fixes, and other lower-level tune-ups. For those unfamiliar with it, Rnote is a digital note-taking app built using GTK4 and Rust. It’s primarily intended to be used with stylus input (so includes pen pressure, stroke styles, button actions, etc) but supports typed text entry, shapes, importing images, etc too. Rnote offers a range of document layouts, from fixed pages to infinite canvases,
#News #AppUpdates #NoteTakingApps #Rnote

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/04/rnote-0-12-released-with-improved-linux-note-taking-features

Eu estava a um tempo de olho no LogSeq, vendo videos, lendo artigos, mas ainda estava naquela fase de "será que eu entendi o suficiente pra começar a usar?"
Essa semana depois de uma reunião com meu diretor, em que eu tive que fazer diversas anotações e saí com vários ToDos, decidi "passar a limpo" minhas notas para o LogSeq.
Por hora usei ele por 3 dias, e tenho que admitir, é *INCRÍVEL*….
#logseq #todolist #secondbrain #notetakingapps

Which note-taking app are you using right now?

I recently explored different tools to find the perfect fit for my note-taking needs. Right now, I’m using Synology Notes, but I’m missing Markdown support, a feature I find essential for structuring and formatting my thoughts.

I’m torn between Obsidian, Notesnook, and Joplin. Joplin stands out for its sync feature, especially since I can self-host the sync server, which is a big plus for privacy and control. However, the UI feels a bit old-school. Obsidian’s flexibility and plugin ecosystem are fantastic, and Notesnook’s privacy-first approach and simplicity are also appealing.

Which note-taking app do you prefer and why?

Let’s exchange ideas, I’d love to hear your insights!

#NoteTakingApps #ProductivityTools #Markdown

I decided to stop worrying and just use #logseq. Sometimes I worry about its sustainability and alleged “data loss” issues but honestly it’s just the best note taking app for me. I can’t imagine using anything else like I use Logseq.

#obsidianmd is of course a very close second place, along with Capacities.

I tried using Amplenote and my ass didn’t understand a thing LOL #pkm #personalknowledgemanagement #Amplenote #notetaking #notetakingapps

I decided to ditch Tana and go back Logseq.

Although the experience of using Tana is so delightful, it’s in a proprietary format and online-only. It’s really important to me to have my notes in a format that is easily transferable from one app to another, and always on my drive.

If you use a digital note-taking app (Logseq, Obsidian, Notion, etc.):

How important is local-first, offline capability for you?

#ObsidianMD actually changes my #wayofthinking by making me write down absolutely every thought and piece of information that i might need sometime. Not only will it contain most of my #knowledge, but it also make it so easy to find, when needed.
Never had anything even slightly as useful as #Obsidian.

After spending so much time dabbling in note-taking “PKM” (Personal Knowledge Management) apps, it’s funny to me that I just ended up circling back to Logseq.

I love Anytype, Capacities, Twos, etc. but the speed, simplicity, and reliability of Obsidian & Logseq is unmatched tbh.

I'm still not out of the rabbit hole of searching for an #OpenSource #PersonalKnowledgeManagement software.

I'm gonna give a second try to @zettlr tomorrow! Their docs are *surprisingly* user-friendly and they claim to stick to the pure #CommonMark where probable. It's all the while being nice to researchers with citing, inline usage of #TeXLaTeX, #MermaidJS, and pop-over #footnotes. Provision of the simple #PDF export and #Pandoc customization are welcome, too!

But, to be fair, I may be overexaggerating how good #Zettlr is because of my recent disgust with #VendorLocking. In fact, almost anything that closely follows the common spec and is #FreeSoftware might suffice already. Having something as advanced and closer to the roots is certainly refreshing!

Has anyone been using logseq? #notetaking #NoteTakingApps

https://logseq.com/

What's your tech: Devices and Apps That Help with Digital Note-Taking https://whatsyourtech.ca/2023/09/03/devices-and-apps-that-help-with-digital-note-taking/ #gaming #tech #notetakingapps #digitalnotes #Trending #Business #Featured #notes #apps

It's taken me some time to figure it out, as I found it confusing initially, but I am now enjoying using the #anytype note taking app. Offline and local first, fully compatible across devices, supports markdown and keeps notes and files in the same place. Worth a look at https://anytype.io

Being #ADHD, I collect note taking apps. My favorite was Evernote, but as with all good things tech, it eventually went downhill. The phone app crashed constantly, they limited the number of devices..it just sucked.

I used Google Keep, OneNote, Simplenote, and could not get my head around Notion. Recently, I found a thread on #beehaw looking for a OneNote replacement. One of the suggestions was #Notesnook.

Holy sheet! It's Evernote, but better! E2E encryption, zero knowledge policy great phone app.....

I. SO. HAPPY.

#notetaking #notetakingapps #hesohappy

I have decided to give Bundled Notes a try. The app looks awesome!

I read somewhere that it is a good idea to make a pinned post with a bunch of hashtags for stuff one is interested in. Well, here are some, in no particular order

#filmmaking #theater #novels #literature #writing #screenwriting #BrazilianMusic #shortstories #WritingApps #NotetakingApps #CrimeStories #horror #ClassicFilms #cinema #pasta #Köln #flâneurie #procrastination #Cafés #Bratwurst #Tangerines #AbandonedPlaces #RandomConversations #Teaching ... (to be continued, possibly)

Open Source Qt ‘Notes’ App Adds Folders, Tags + More

Notes is an open source, and cross-platform note-taking app written in Qt. A new version is available to download. I list what's new and share screenshots.
#News #NoteTakingApps #Notes #QtApps

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/09/open-source-qt-notes-app-major-update