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Markdown noting app which exports to PDF and shows LaTeX

Hello everyone. First post in tech support.

I have been using Joplin and fed up with its accumulating errors. What alternatives that support similar features do you recommend? (ranking from most important)

  • Can insert image
  • Hyperlink by markdown language
  • Supports LaTeX
  • Supports Mermaid flowchart
  • Export to PDF
  • Can handle a lot of notes
  • Windows and Android
  • Migrate a chunk of markdown files all at once

Thanks a lot. Have a nice day :)

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lemmy.world

It's like you read all the features of Obsidian, and posted them here so you could trick some dumb son-of-a-bitch into saying "Just use Obsidian!"

...wait

:)

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borarireply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

Yup. Does Obsidian support LaTeX though? I personally just use the built-in PDF export functionality when sending my working notes to people who main OneNote like fools, and use a little helper script that exports a LaTeX file from the md file then creates pdf with whatever template I want. I'm sure there's probably a LaTeX plugin for Obsidian though.

Fwiw, I landed on Obsidian for its ability to let me just paste in screenshots from clipboard and dump the file into an arbitrary attachments folder that I define, no other editor at the time handled images from clipboard that gracefully.

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lemmy.ml

It seems like Obsidian is not free, or if there is a free version of it?

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As @[email protected] said, it's free outside of their syncing and publishing stuff. It's markdown, so I just use git cli for "syncing". There's also git plugins for obsidian if that's more your speed.

I use mdbook for publishing, it's basically just an open source gitbook.

They have business/enterprise licensing as well, which is where I'd assume the bulk of their revenue comes from.

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