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memos
An open-source, self-hosted memo hub with knowledge management
A lightweight, self-hosted memo hub. Open Source and Free forever. memos provides the privacy security and reliability that innovators need in their moments of inspiration. Keep your own data by yourself. All data generated at runtime is saved in the SQLite database file. All content will be saved as plain text, not HTML. And lots of useful markdown syntaxes are supported. Using Go + React.js + SQLite architecture, the overall package is very lightweight. You can customize the server name,... -
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Stupid Notepad
The Simplest Notepad Ever
...Stupid Notepad is an open source project. You can read the code in "Stupid Notepad.py" in this folder or visit GitHub: github.com/artemik01/stupid-notepad -
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command-storage
A command-line tool designed to store CLI commands for quick access
It is a command-line tool designed to store CLI commands for quick access and usage. Think of it as a simple notes app specifically tailored for storing commands using customizable keys. The package is available on PyPi:https://pypi.org/project/command-storage/ For more information, please check out the GitHub repository: https://github.com/ashu-tosh-kumar/command-storage -
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Perpetual Notes
Write beautifully. Organize easily. Find everything.
...Save notes in RTF with rich text formatting and images, meeting notes, web pages, projects, travel plan, research drafts - with Perpetual Notes as your note taking app, have fun with note taking again. Runs on Windows 7/8/10. -
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Lintextor
Create windows-compatible .txt documents on linux
This is a simple notepad developed for linux users to create Windows-compatible ".txt" documents. The created document opens seamlessly on Windows systems, without any paragraph or line issues. The output extension is ".txt". It includes English and Turkish languages. Github: https://github.com/shampuan/Lintextor Bu, linux kullanıcılarının windows uyumlu ".txt" belgeleri oluşturması için geliştirilmiş basit bir not defteridir. -
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SweetBomb
All in one tool
SweetBomb is an "All in one tool" utility software. Many useful tools are encapsulated in a single software with a total capacity of less than 10MB that runs immediately without installation. -
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Midbar Desktop App
Standalone desktop app from the Midbar project
This repository contains the standalone desktop application from the Midbar project. The app operates entirely offline and does not require an internet connection. GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/Midbar-Desktop-App -
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Notabena
Notabena, the pure Rust open-source note-taking app.
Notabena is a simple command-line note-taking app. It supports Homebrew and different platforms. Notabena is licensed under GPL-3.0. Install it on Homebrew via: brew tap chiissu/macchiato brew install --HEAD notabena View our GitHub (https://github.com/ThatFrogDev/notabena) for more information. -
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BatNoter
An open source, markdown-based, self-hosted note taking webapp.
BatNoter is a web application that allows users to store notes in their git repository. This is a frontend project built using mainly react (typescript), redux-toolkit & mui components. BatNoter API is the backend implementation of REST APIs which are used by this react app. Login with GitHub. Create, edit, delete, organize & explore notes easily with a nice & clean user interface. Markdown format supported allowing users to add hyperlink, table, headings, code blocks, blockquote... etc... -
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TakeNote
A web-based notes app for developers
TakeNote is a web-based note-taking application designed around a developer-friendly, IDE-like editing experience. Notes are plain text with Markdown preview, syntax highlighting, multiple cursors, keyboard shortcuts, and optional Prettier formatting. Notes can link to one another through UUID references and can be organized through categories, favorites, search, drag and drop, and trash. The public demo stores data only in browser local storage and does not use tracking or analytics. Users... -
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Laverna
JavaScript note taking application with Markdown editor
Laverna has a simple and robust markdown editor, which can help you write faster than ever before with our live markdown preview. The editor can be switched to distraction free mode where you can focus solely on writing notes. Make your notes available on any device with your Dropbox & RemoteStorage account. You can make your notes available only to you by enabling encryption. Keep simple to do lists organized in notes and notebooks. You can manage your notes without ever lifting your hands... -
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A Java note taking application using multiple formats for the storing of notes. Notes are stored in a structure notebook. Features a JSP, Swing and CLI front-ends. Enables multiple users to use over a network.
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