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QOwnNotes is an open source markdown note-taking application for Linux, macOS and Windows that works together with Nextcloud Notes. Notes are stored as plain-text markdown files on the computer, and sync services such as Nextcloud can be used to sync notes across devices. It is described as a native application optimized for speed and low processor and memory use.
Labelbuddy is a desktop application for text labelling, tagging spans of text with different labels. According to its documentation page, it is an open-source, lightweight application supporting sequence labelling with predefined labels or free-form annotations. It can be installed on Linux, Windows or MacOS, and data can be imported and exported using JSON, JSONLines or plain text formats.
Alacritty is a cross-platform terminal emulator with sensible defaults and extensive configuration. It integrates with other applications rather than reimplementing their functionality. Supported platforms are BSD, Linux, macOS and Windows, and the software is described as being at a beta level of readiness.
Saber is a cross-platform notes app built for handwriting. Notes are encrypted and stored so the server cannot read them, and can be synced across phones, tablets, and computers. The highlighter renders underneath the text without overlapping itself, notes can be organized into nested folders, and dark mode darkens the notes as well as the interface. The software is free and open source.
Notesnook is an open-source note-taking app with end-to-end encryption, available as desktop, web and mobile clients. It supports notebooks, tags, favorites, pins, linked notes, an app lock and publishing a single note as a web page behind an optional password. It offers sync across devices and imports from Evernote, Google Keep, Obsidian, Joplin and other apps and formats.
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