Notebook app update#
Notebook app code#

Notebook app update#

I hope this is an error in your update and it will be corrected. I now will have to find a new one Sooo disappointed. I could bring it up at the Doctors office and show them all the medicine I had taken, even print it out. Now I do that it’s blank I cannot change the time so I cannot keep an accurate account the medicines I have taken this was a great app five stars I would’ve even given it a 10 now it’s no longer an app that I can use for my medication. When I forget to put in I could always go back and put my finger on the line of the medicine i took time after I’ve selected the medicine that I have already put in I could put my finger on the time and it would let me change the time to the correct time. Linux isn’t short of note-taking apps, and this one brings a modern ‘libadwaita’ style UI to the table, is mobile friendly, and supports markdown natively.Terrible update doesn’t let you change the time anymore.

While I won’t go as far as calling Paper a rival to Evernote and kind (at least not yet) it is, as Linux notebook apps go, a solid alternative. You can’t presently add tags or labels to notes and filter through them that way, but the app does boast full-text search so, if you’ve typed it, you should be able to find it! You can also move notes using the right-click menu. You can reorder notebooks in the sidebar this way, or drag and drop notes out from one notebook and on to another. Organising notes is simple thanks to drag and drop notes.

If you’re on an OLED device there’s also an option to enable an “true” black mode (though this is only active when dark mode is set in GNOME globally). Settings wise the app lets you pick a font to use for notes, and change the storage location of saved notes (meaning you can, in theory, sync it via the cloud between devices). Some have names, some have icons, all have different colours: The ‘covers’ of these notebooks are all different. If you look at the screenshot below you’ll see several notebooks visible in the strip on the left-hand side of the app window. When you create a new notebook in Paper (via the menu or the shift + ctrl + n shortcut) you get to name it, set a colour to denote it (shown in the sidebar), and choose the ‘naming’ scheme that appears on the cover (or use an icon instead). Paper lets you create notebooks (folders, if you will) where notes live. For serious note-taking a more established service, app, and/or platform is best.īut for everyday needs? Paper’s the ticket. I’m not at college doing a degree needing citations, references, calculations, hierarchal sorting, and other ‘advanced’ options. I use apps like this to squirrel away ideas I have for future posts, terminal commands I ought to remember, and …Well, keep on top of my He-Man toy collection.īasics note taking needs, if you will. Now, I class myself as more of a casual note taker.

Notebook app code#

Paper is a modern GTK app that pitches itself as a ‘pretty note-taking app for GNOME’ - and it is! Being based around Markdown means the app supports text formatting, adding links, highlighting sections of text, inserting code blocks, and more, out of the box. If you’re seeking out a note taking app for Linux you’ll want to check out Paper.