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I built an iOS app to manage my Denote notes from my phone.
Dotdenote reads, edits and creates notes following the Denote naming scheme over WebDAV. No lock-in: notes stay as plain text files on your own server. Open source.
https://en.andros.dev/blog/9abcdcfe/your-denote-notes-on-the-iphone/
#Emacs #Denote #OrgMode #iOS #SelfHosted -
Wer nutzt #orgmode für #Journalling?
Ich komme von #Logseq und lege mir dort bei jedem Tag einen Eintrag an. Dieser ist mit einem Hauptthema verlinkt. So komme ich vom Hauptthema zum Tag oder vom Tag zum Hauptthema.Bei orgmode experimentierte ich mit #orgroam. @publicvoit hat die Nachteile gut beschrieben:
https://karl-voit.at/2020/06/14/Zettelkasten-concerns/#Denote legt unendlich viele kleine Dateien an, die schwer zu verlinken sind.
(wie) macht ihr das?
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I'd really love to see discussion on note taking or knowledge management part, since you both have decades of experience with emacs & orgmode.
Especially since Omar mentions in many #denote (#orgroam) or atomic notes (zettel) related thread that org works better with huge individual files.
I for one use #datetree file mostly for all notes, as I simply can capture everyday without bothering of organization.(will try to keep reminder for participating live if possible)
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Since I've been using it for nearly a year(!), I thought it was about time I wrote some notes on how I now also use the #denote-sequence #emacs package to group related posts on my #sphinx powered blog.
https://www.alcarney.me/blog/2026/organising-series-with-denote-sequence/
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Is there built-in functionality for transcluding headings from an Org file, specifically ones marked with TODO?
I have an Org file that I use to list action items. How I break up work is by only marking headings with
TODOif I want to work on them for the day or week (marking everything in the file asTODOwould result in a buffer of noise, losing out on contextual cues). Because of how my ADHD works, I really need these items to consistently show up in some routine or process I've already established so they stay in the foreground of "shit I need to be working on".Right now, that already-established process in Emacs is by making use of denote-journal so every day I start all my writing, rough drafts, notes, and so on in a daily Org/denote-journal file.
I'm thinking a good workflow might be that when I open my daily journal, it gets populated with TODO entries from another file. It'd be extra nice if there was some way to do the transclusion without it effectively hard-copying/duplicating the headings from another Org file.
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@ctietze/115702384637059415
I have and really enjoyed it. Some really good advice (some of which I already follow e.g. starting with a link).
Thank you @ctietze for taking the time to put the talk and slides together. 🙏
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I think #denote is going to change the way I work after ~40 years of thinking in terms of directories and folders.
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#Emacs, #OrgMode, and #Denote, like @randyridenour and so many others
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En Español: Acabo de publicar mi contribución al #EmacsCarnival de octubre sobre mantenimiento 🌱
De perseguir el init perfecto a adoptar el cuidado continuo: rutinas, modularidad y cuidar tu sistema de notas como un huerto.
#Emacs #OrgMode #Denote #EmacsWritingStudio #PKM
https://quijotelibre.net/blog/afilar-hacha-preparar-tierra-cosecha/
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Just published my contribution to October's #EmacsCarnival on maintenance 🌱
From chasing the perfect init to embracing continuous care: routines, modularity, and tending your note system like a garden.
https://quijotelibre.net/blog/sharpening-axe-preparing-soil-harvest/
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I switched from org-roam to denote. What was my compelling reason to do so? Less weight, more portability.
I also pruned the metanote/backlink implementation which allowed me to shed almost 100 "notes." They only existed for org-roam-ui and were otherwise just a lot of noise in the signal.
Denote even has its own graphing feature with `denote-explore-network` from the `denote-explore` package. It's static and requires no server.
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I stopped using #Obsidian for notes three months ago in favor of using #Emacs and #Denote/#OrgMode. A few weeks ago I figured out a method to reference my Obsidian vaults (yes, plural) in my Denote vault. Since then I haven't had to open up Obsidian since.
I like Obsidian a lot but I realized I spent a lot of time tweaking and not writing. And the features that I really used in Obsidian were in OrgMode in Emacs anyway. 1/