Is there a note taking software that supports image insertion? And best with font changing of area texts. I use tomboy before, that has no image support.
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repos* :D. I've tried tomboy, by the way, and, when I have to have an image in mind, I just post its path. – hytromo Jul 10 '12 at 09:58
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What about cherry-tree.. ?? seems pretty complete to me.
Supports images and also syntax highlights (for developers)... cross-platform & portable (easy move the data between different machines/os ex:using dropbox)
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Check out Xournal++. It supports inserting images in the notebook (click on the image icon in the toolbar), and changing their size.
It further supports annotating with mouse, text input from keyboard (including LATEX), and input from Wacom tablets.
To install its latest stable version in supported version of Ubuntu, use the following commands. The PPA supports Ubuntu 18.04+. It also hosts packages for ARM and PowerPC.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:apandada1/xournalpp-stable
sudo apt update
sudo apt install xournalpp
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I use Nixnote and it supports images.
Nixnote (formerly Nevernote) is an open source clone of Evernote.
Evernote makes it easy to remember things big and small from your everyday life using your computer, phone, tablet and importantly for you the web. For this solution you must use the Evernote (clipper) extension for Mozilla Firefox. (Available in Firefox Add-ons)
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When you browse the internet using Firefox and you come across a website that you want to keep for review (text and Pictures), the Evernote clipper will allow you to this.
When you install NixNote on Ubuntu desktop you can set it up to automatically synchronize with your Evernote note book. The result will be that all your websites that you want to review will be in the NixNote desktop software.
To install it, enter the following command
sudo apt install nixnote2
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2nd try: Why do you recommend this as a solution to the question being asked (how does that help). – Pierre.Vriens Apr 30 '18 at 17:53
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The question sounds like "Is there a note taking software that supports image insertion? And best with font changing of area texts. I use tomboy before, that has no image support."? The solution that I recommended supports image insertion. – Sergey Alexeev Apr 30 '18 at 17:59
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Simplenote is an easy way to keep notes, lists, ideas and more. Your notes stay in sync with all of your devices for free. To install Simplenote in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu open the terminal and type:
sudo snap install simplenote
To add images to Simplenote via markdown text follow these steps:
Enable markdown
- Open the Simplenote desktop application.
- Select File -> Preferences.
- Select the Writing tab.
- Enable Markdown by pushing the slider button to the right of Enable Markdown.
- Click Done.
After enabling markdown, images can be added to a note and embedded with markdown text that has the following format:
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You can try Turtl for note taking in Ubuntu. It is a secure, encrypted alternative to Evernote. Currently it is in beta but it has a lot of features. It is a private place to keep your notes, research, passwords, bookmarks, dream logs, photos, documents and anything else you want kept safe. It lets you share with others and does so in a way that keeps your unshared data safe. You control what you share with others and everything else stays completely private. It is very secure and will be even more feature-rich in near future. You can download its .tar.bz2 file from here and then install it.
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