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I love onenote but would like something that actually cares about my privacy. Is there any application where I can host a server, connect to it and write notes in that is open source?
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I use a function and a symlink to a Synchting directory...
# simple notes
n() {
local files
files=(${@/#/$HOME/.notes/})
${EDITOR:-vi} $files
}
# TAB completion for notes
_notes() {
_files -g "*" -W $HOME/.notes
}
compdef _notes n
# list notes
nls() {
tree -CR --dirsfirst --noreport $HOME/.notes | awk '{
if (NF==1) print $1;
else if (NF==2) print $2;
else if (NF==3) printf " %s\n", $3
}'
}
Fully open source. Completely private.
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There seem to be turtl and standardnotes if it has to be a dedicated server. The official clients are electron apps, but there might be other clients available somewhere.
https://alternativeto.net/software/micr … elf-hosted
Last edited by progandy (2018-10-13 17:49:51)
| alias CUTF='LANG=en_XX.UTF-8@POSIX ' |
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I'm using Boostnote with a note directory synced by pCloud. You can probably use some open-source Dropbox-like alternative for that (or even SSHFS), if you don't trust those kind of services.
https://boostnote.io/
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emacs / org-mode / gpg.
And yes, emacs can even act as a server in this case.
Edit: Also, there are apps for iThings and Android that support org-mode. It is also supported by vim and sublime via plugins. I do not know if the vim plugin provides a server or not.
But, as Jason suggests, Syncthing can handle the sharing of the files betwixt the devices
Last edited by ewaller (2018-10-15 14:38:22)
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I don't know if vim actually has a server for this, but can do something similar
like;
vim note-1
:X (encryption password twice)
and save it (:w)
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