NOTATIONAL VELOCITY LINUX FOR FREE
If you’re running Ubuntu or another Linux distribution that supports snapd you can install Noted for free from the Snap Store: The free app is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux systems. In addition, the macOS program Notational Velocity and the Windows utility ResophNotes can. Notes stored on one machine, inaccessible from another is… Well, it’s a hassle.Īnd although NimbleNote is free to use it is not open source (which will be an issue for some people, so I figured I’d mention it). Simplenote is a note-taking application with Markdown support. I move between multiple devices throughout the day. Yes, Nimblenote caters to those unsettled at the thought of any data-mining tentacles lubriciously caressing their outpourings.įor me (and anyone else living a multi-device, cross-platform life) the lack of sync features feels like an inconvenience. There is also no cloud-based sync feature to speak of which some will find a selling point. The app has gained markdown support (which it didn’t when we originally published this post) with support for markdown syntax highlighting, plus support for markdown actions including checkboxes and links. Furthermore you can’t insert images or tag/group your notes. There is no fancy text formatting options and no choice of colour scheme not even a solarized option). This is a no-frills app with no cloud sync layer, though some will consider this a selling point Notes are saved automatically as you type.
This opens a help sheet that explains how the simple UI works. If the keyboard-centric nature ever gets confusing you press the ? key (with the search box in focus). You add, edit, and search notes entirely from the keyboard, using alt, esc and enter to navigate the UI. And then I found nvPY, as per the author an ugly port to Linux, but that works. “Search, create, edit and delete notes all without the mouse,” the project website reads and, to zero surprise, I find that’s exactly what it does. Its called Notational Velocity and is beautiful in its simplicity.
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