Obsidian supports markdown, but it isn't foss -- but it doesn't lock you in either
I like Markor. https://f-droid.org/packages/net.gsantner.markor/
Thanks for your suggestion, it looks great but no tiling view and I don't find it good looking...
Forget about good looking man... What kind of requirement is that? Not taking app needs to be usable and functioning properly. Good looks is a pretty low priority...
Quillpad meets all your requirements. It's a great notes app
Seems perfect, I'll have a look thanks !
EDIT : not so perfect, I can't check boxes in md files combining plain text and tasks lists ! wtf
Aw dang
Markor is, by far, the best.
They did start accepting AI-generated contributions a while ago, but the latest release (2.16.1) is still clean.
In addition to Markdown docs and to-dos, it also supports Org-Mode, AsciiDoc, ZimWiki, todo.txt, and (of course) plaintext.
However, it does not have a tiled view.
Isn't tiling just the OS split screen? You'll excuse the dumb question, I barely use multitasking features as it is.
I thought OP meant being able to see notes arranged in a grid with text previews (á la Google Keep), rather than the usual filename list.
If it's multitasking tiling they want, then Markor does do that, as it supports multiple windows.
This is what I mean, I find this view more modern ! Thanks for your suggestion.
Markor makes you pick a title before you can type and the quick notes feature doesn't quite ameliorate the issue for me so I specifically went looking for the same and found one called Markleaf on F Droid that does what I want. It has a nice tagging feature.
It looks perfect but I don't find how to make tiling/grid view ? I enable it in settings but nothing happened.
I'm a dunce who doesn't read OP and just wants to be part of the conversation, here is my dunce hat
That's not a feature I've personally used, sorry!
I personally use Easy Notes
This is the only one that allow me to check boxes in lists after creating combined notes ! Thanks !
Does Joplin really take a long time to start up compared to the rest? I just got it downloaded and synced with my server yesterday and so far it opens up almost instantly every time.
I mean, it takes only 3 seconds to open lol but it feels like it's not designed to take notes on-the-go like groceries lists.
Markor is pretty neat.
I use Logseq for this, but it's probably a bit heavy for you. I sync it via git with other devices.
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