Lots to appreciate here. I think the practice of note-taking has been caught up in a broad sweep of late, a kind of “do you even Zettel, bro?” and lots of people citing Luhmann (who appare...

I'm not sure I understand the full thrust of the argument(s) here. Something like: iOS bad, macOS better, Windows and Linux best? Just wanted to hoist my flag: I was a macOS stalwart until 2017, shor...

https://web.archive.org/web/20201021201608/http://takingnotenow.blogspot.com/ It's still available in an archived state. 22111 wrote: I'm afraid the aforementioned blog, whilst not having been updat...

Thanks for the recommendation/reminder. I'd tried TheBrain on iPadOS a while back, and didn't quite take to it, but I'll take another look... Stephen Zeoli wrote: If Gems interests you, I suggest you...

Mmm. I've had a few strange experiences with developers that have coloured my experience of the apps they're working on. Which is to say that I empathise, even if I haven't had that same experience wi...

I've been picking away at candidates for tools that facilitate spatial knowledge management / thinking for a little while now. Currently curious to see how Heptabase (https://heptabase.com/ nee Projec...

Found this today: https://www.augmentedtext.info/ …which appears to be an update on the original Author app posted in this thread? Haven’t tested it myself yet, but it seems to have develo...

Simon wrote: >I'm currently using bear, drafts, Standard Notes and Omnioutliner. Could >either Roam or Obsidian replace these? My use case is teaching and >sermon prep, plus running a church/charity. ...

Thanks for posting this! Some first thoughts, having just taken a look: - Keyboard/mouse bias (“click to start writing” in a new note ). On iOS, that’s disappointing… - It&#82...

Thinking further: I wonder if the (very) rough categorisation I put forward resonates with anyone else, or if anyone might offer alternative views? I know there are some pretty obvious and messy point...

Ha! Yes— that one’s particularly fun (and far-reaching…) ;) bartb wrote: !!!! ... oh my ..... another fun rabbit hole to explore!!!! :- ) > >jsamlarose wrote: >This might be of us...

This might be of use? https://github.com/brettkromkamp/awesome-knowledge-management Lots of thinking about knowledge management, but the apps/tools list should offer a solid starting point. As other...