All of them seem to be markdown editors, so what’s the point for using any of them over another?

Just saying they’re all ‘markdown editors’ is perhaps not the right kind of logic to apply here, right? You can use nano, and a few dozen other text editors to edit markdown… So what’s the point? Why not use nano? See if you can apply your intelligence and come up with an answer. [imag…

What kind of answer is “apply your intelligence and come up with an answer”? @hazel-bunny The difference between them is the scope of their features. Ghostwriter for instance is an actual editor - more simplistic and focused on productive writing. KleverNotes and Marknotes also organize and group …

Nearly a month later… One states “A note-taking and management application” The other states ‘No distractions. Just Write’. Really, how much simpler can it be?

For what it’s worth - I’m no developer or anything, but I do think I’m a decently knowledgeable computer user, and I use Markdown in some writing that I’m working on. I saw the original post, thought about it, and just wasn’t sure how to answer it - your links to app homepages are helpful, and I al…

[image] ben2talk: Marknotes is NOT a ‘markdown editor’… not even close, but it IS a nice drop in for Obsidian. I think they were asking about: [image] Marknote Write down your thoughts Not: MarkNote

[image] mrp: I think they were asking about: Yes, after using Obsidian for a while, I found that MarkNote appears to be a direct replacement - basically a wrapper for notes contained in folders. I like this approach more than Joplin, which stores notes in it’s own way… It’s a crime to refer…

Only person who got it lol. I’m posting on KDE’s discourse instance, and that other thing doesn’t know about KDE’s marknote; yet dares to answer & beat about the bush, referring to the wrong marknote. Like, why are those things even allowed in the forum if they can not but post heaps of spam?

[image] hazel-bunny: Only person who got it lol. I got it. I’m having some difficulty in comprehending your post, however, perhaps because I’m English and rely on plain English… though I confess I did mis-spell ‘Marknote’ as ‘Marknotes’ - I do indeed have the note management application insta…

[image] ben2talk: Where is the confusion here? There is no argument… yet you seem to be arguing I’m talking about Marknote - KDE Applications Your answer is in no way related to the app I’m talking about Other people are literally pointing out that I’m talking about KDE’s marknote, not some…

[image] hazel-bunny: All of them seem to be markdown editors, so what’s the point for using any of them over another? Incorrect. Klevernotes is an advanced (live preview) tool with tree view and linking (similar to Obsidian) designed as a ‘knowledge base’. Marknote is also similar to Obsidi…

What is the difference between klevernotes, marknote and ghostwriter?

Help

mrp December 5, 2024, 4:00am 6

I think they were asking about:

Not: