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Posted by tightbeam
Dec 4, 2019 at 12:21 PM
Really ought to point out that NotePlan is Mac-only.
MadaboutDana wrote:
It’s worth mentioning, incidentally, that the exceptionally
>brilliant NotePlan supports wiki-style links and gives you a smart
>dropdown list of links as soon as you type your double-brackets. This
>combines with the automatic dropdown list of tags that appears as soon
>as you type a hashtag. Oh, and Eduard has just introduced smart folders
>(well, saved smart searches - effectively the same thing). The
>combination is awesomely powerful.
>
>Eduard has also promised folding in the near future. He’s a gem!
>
>For my personal task management, I’m a total convert to NotePlan.
>I mean I haven’t even been tempted by anything else for months!
>
>Not least because you can edit NotePlan’s markdown notes (in both
>the Calendar and Notes categories) using any Markdown editor. So if
>you’re caught short without NotePlan, but have access to iCloud,
>you can change things directly. It also means all data is easily
>transferable elsewhere in the exceptionally unfortunate event that
>NotePlan suddenly ceases to exist.
>
>Cheers!
>Bill
Posted by Beck
Dec 4, 2019 at 07:03 PM
I read the suggestion to use Nativefier with Roam over on Appademic and installed it last night. Not offline, mind, but I appreciate the ability to treat it as its own instance.
https://appademic.tech/how-to-turn-any-website-into-a-native-mac-app/
MenAgerie wrote:
I emailed Conor White-Sullivan at the end of October. He said a desktop
>version was “three to six months” away
Posted by Franz Grieser
Dec 4, 2019 at 10:09 PM
Beck wrote:
>I read the suggestion to use Nativefier with Roam over on Appademic and
>installed it last night. Not offline, mind, but I appreciate the ability
>to treat it as its own instance.
And where does the “nativefied” Roam store the data?
Posted by Beck
Dec 4, 2019 at 11:35 PM
Oh, it’s all completely web-app, same as in any browser window, just evoked through an “app” named “Roam.app” and running it its own instance so I can easily ⌘+Tab to it and the like. Sorry to be unclear.
Franz Grieser wrote:
Beck wrote:
>>I read the suggestion to use Nativefier with Roam over on Appademic and
>>installed it last night. Not offline, mind, but I appreciate the
>ability
>>to treat it as its own instance.
>
>And where does the “nativefied” Roam store the data?
Posted by Franz Grieser
Dec 5, 2019 at 07:51 AM
Beck wrote:
>Oh, it’s all completely web-app, same as in any browser window, just
>evoked through an “app” named “Roam.app” and running it its own instance
>so I can easily ⌘+Tab to it and the like. Sorry to be unclear.
So: Your data are stored on the Roam server not on your local disk. Right?