I try to make it user friendly on small screen but I can’t actually try it out on a phone.

I should remove that part, thanks you for making me think about that.

Edit: it has been removed, thanks

That’s weird yes…

Well, I hope you’ll feel at home with the way KleverNotes does it !

It might be the MarkText on this one, Markdown is just plain text with a specific extension, formating should not change base on the app…

Quick note here, since you might be confused about something. KleverNotes let’s you organize and Edit your note within the app, you can’t just open a random Markdown file with it, it’s not a “just” an editor. You can always navigate your storage from your prefered file manager and find your note file in there, but I’m not sure that it’s the best way to use the app.

I’m more and more considering a standalone markdown editor, we’ll see…

With that said, what don’t you like about Marktext ? I might learn from it :-)

It’s fearly new, distro have not packaged it yet.

And I’m in the process of releasing it to Flathub, it should soon be available.

Right now you can either build from source or try the Flatpak Nightly, which is V1.1 since I did not add anything new to the main branch since the release. Everything is explained in the README, once it’s on Flathub, I’ll add a link to it there too ;-)

Thanks !

That’s the goal ! Work in progress, but I try to improve this feeling with every release ;-)

I’ll be honest, I would not have the time to add it… Glad github is working for you !

So cool to see this one coming back from the dead ! Well done ;-)

I have no problem with supporting Windows. However this means that I should build it and try it on Windows, which is not my top priority when it comes to OS support right now.

Flatpak is currently giving me enough problem tbh :/

Well done !

Great ! If I remember correctly I had issue mainly with images. It would be cool to have good support for that. I could find workaround for other thing if needed.

I’ll let you know when I get it to work ;-)

I already know this project.

At the very beginning I was doing things the same way (it’s based on an example project from QT) but it was to limiting for what I wanted to do.

Now that I have more experience I could maybe revisit the code to see if I could use it for wysiwyg. Thanks for the reminder.

Thanks you for wanting to give it a try, and also to explain the issue clearly without being agressive, that really nice to see.

Klevernotes is a new project (± 1 year old) and doesn’t have a package right now (working on flatpak). So it’s pretty normal to not find it in Discover nor apt.

You guessed it right, you need to compile the project to test it.

I can try to guide you on how to use kde-src build to build klevernotes, but that might be a bit overkill since it will build every dependencies (useful for devs, a bit less for user). Or I can let you know when the flatpak is ready.

I don’t have next cloud but yes I saw their note app. This kind of wysiwyg is ok imo, and that’s what I would do if I had a solution for this issue (still searching to this day).

Nop, I grab the pdf directly from the preview which is basicly a Web page

I can understand the use case for WYSIWYG and I have thought about it many time, but I have not found a good enough solution to integrate it into the app.

At the beginning, I made the choice to use the Markdown format for a pretty selfish reason. This was just a private project for me to learn both C++ and markdown. Now that it kind of got out of hand in that regard (I’m pretty happy about it), I really don’t regret Markdown.

Your note are stored directly on your drive in a markdown file, which mean that, if for whatever reason you want to open it outside of the app, you can, without any issue.

Now, for the editor/preview. Both can be disable (not at the same time), so you can just focus on the editor, or just focus on the final result. You can also just print your note as a Pdf, I’ve wrote some school project paper like this lol.

I hope it makes sens, it’s a bit early here, let me know if you want more info :-)

Well, I could not have found a better argument to defend markdown. Bravo !

It’s pretty knew and still in incubator, so it’s not well known.

I started the project partially to learn markdown, and I quickly found out that this was a really cool format to deal with

Let me know what you think about it when you try it ;-)

Thanks !

It’s been roughly a year since it has been added to the KDE incubator, and I started working on it like 2-3 months before that, so it’s fearly new.

And thanks, I’m working hard to improve it even more ;-)

I’m open to discuss on here to :-)