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qOwnnotes is great... but yeah qt :p
Otherwise there are only electron apps I think. Joplin comes to mind.
I like the fact that QOwnNotes is a desktop client and not ashamed about it. As the notes are simple .md files, you can use the NextCloud Notes app on the browser, some third client on phone, and have the best interface for each usercase.
Hey thanks! I know about QOwnnotes but I never used it. Maybe I can try it via Flatpak. Does it have a dark theme btw? And as far as Electron goes, I am pretty biased about that. :)
Yes it has a dark mode. No idea if there is a flatpack for it, I use it via AUR.
I started using qOwnNotes recently and love it. How come you say "bu tyeah qt :p". Idk, it seems as if that was a bit of a problem? Or am I overthinking your wording? hahah sorry if I'm indeed doing so. Just curious.
The OP specifically stated no qt apps. Personally I think qt is great, but I also run it on KDE.
ooooh. silly me. thanks!