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- 3 months
The whole website looks like AI.
Also the commit history is only 3 month old and the first commit is 26000 lines. How ever this could be longer in development and commits could be squashed. At this point, I doubt it though.
- als@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish3 months
At this point I just need a markdown editor for my phone and syncthing to move everything back and forth.
- 3 months
I do this with “Markor”, great notes app for txt and md files. All files locally and synced via Syncthing. Been using this for years, love it.
3 monthsI’m using Joplin, sync’d across Nextcloud to my android phone, Linux laptop and Linux desktop.
this do much the same or …better ?
I’m doing this about an intermediate step. My notes are all in a GIT repository. So I use GIT to create the synchronization between the different devices. On the smartphone with PuppyGit. Positive side effect: The note app itself does not require synchronization.
I am the only one that edit the notes. So I know when I changed what and thus perform push/pull in the correct order. It is very rare that I edit the same note on several devices at the same time.
