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...It allows users to manage their Obsidian vaults directly from Neovim, offering markdown editing, backlinking, tag navigation, and link autocompletion features. This plugin bridges the gap between Obsidian’s personal knowledge management and Neovim’s powerful editing capabilities, enabling a seamless, keyboard-driven workflow.

Govel is a lightweight novel writing and organizing software designed with the intention to leave your hands where they belong: on the keyboard. There are no fancy menus, submenus, dialogues, buttons, tabs, you name it. You don't even need to use the mouse, which makes your overall workflow faster than in any other program. You can still customize the visual appearance while beeing maximum productive. And the best of all: Govel is completly free.

...GitJournal uses standard SSH, and can therefore work with any Git Hosting Provider. GitJournal aims to be extremely configurable and work with your favorite apps. The idea is to not build another silo and instead integrate it into your existing workflow. No two people are the same. Depending on the task and the person, your Notes may need to be visualized differently. All your notes are stored in Markdown. However you can edit the notes in many different ways depending on the task. Soon you'll even be able to visualize yours Notes in a Graph. GitJournal will always be completely Open Source.

ThoughtStack is a folding-tree-based notepad. It's great for brain storming, outlining, planning, and all your other note-taking needs!

*** NOTE *** There seems to be some problems in Windows 10. This should be fixed by going to the WiseTech\WiseNotes folder in the x86 prog files and running wisenotes.exe as admin. Update - 8-16-2016: You can now delete old notes and categories plus you can search notes by name! I work in IT and most of my jobs I've worked at have always had a generous learning curve and not only because IT can be difficult at times. Often times, its because documentation is lacking or is poorly...

Everpad is a desktop integration layer that brings Evernote notes directly into the Linux environment, especially Ubuntu-based desktops. It runs a background service that syncs with your Evernote account and exposes your notes through an indicator applet and a Unity lens/search integration. The goal is to make Evernote feel like a native part of the desktop, so you can search, open, edit, and create notes without jumping to the web interface. It also supports note attachments, notebooks, and...

NoteNet is a note-taking system that externalizes some of the thinking in which researchers must engage by suggesting old notes related to the current line of work. Based on connectionist models of human thought, the software maintains a network of the associations between notes a researcher takes down. Creating, modifying, or viewing a note activates that note, and causes a wave of spreading activation to propagate through the network to related notes. Highly active notes are suggested...