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Für meine Notizen-Organisation nutze ich Joplin. Gibt es daran Kritik aus datenschutzrechtlicher Seite? Außerdem wird oder wurde ja nun auch "KI" implementiert.

#joplin #datenschutz #cloud #opensource

Für meine Notizen-Organisation nutze ich Joplin. Gibt es daran Kritik aus datenschutzrechtlicher Seite? Außerdem wird oder wurde ja nun auch "KI" implementiert.

#joplin #datenschutz #cloud #opensource

Last week in #FDroid (LWIF) is live:

* more categories
* #CoMaps w/ #MangroveReviews
* #Joplin 3.7
* #LocalSend #Kotlin client
* #MonicaPass w/ #Bitwarden sync
* #OSMAnd 5.4
* #SimpleX funding call
* #SkyMap full rewrite
* BTW we have #AnkiDroid FYI
* BTW we have #FediLab FYI
+ 62 more apps
& 475 updated
- 2 archived

September again: https://f-droid.org/2026/09/11/twif.html

Last week in #FDroid (LWIF) is live:

* more categories
* #CoMaps w/ #MangroveReviews
* #Joplin 3.7
* #LocalSend #Kotlin client
* #MonicaPass w/ #Bitwarden sync
* #OSMAnd 5.4
* #SimpleX funding call
* #SkyMap full rewrite
* BTW we have #AnkiDroid FYI
* BTW we have #FediLab FYI
+ 62 more apps
& 475 updated
- 2 archived

September again: https://f-droid.org/2026/09/11/twif.html

Last week in #FDroid (LWIF) is live:

* more categories
* #CoMaps w/ #MangroveReviews
* #Joplin 3.7
* #LocalSend #Kotlin client
* #MonicaPass w/ #Bitwarden sync
* #OSMAnd 5.4
* #SimpleX funding call
* #SkyMap full rewrite
* BTW we have #AnkiDroid FYI
* BTW we have #FediLab FYI
+ 62 more apps
& 475 updated
- 2 archived

September again: https://f-droid.org/2026/09/11/twif.html

Last week in #FDroid (LWIF) is live:

* more categories
* #CoMaps w/ #MangroveReviews
* #Joplin 3.7
* #LocalSend #Kotlin client
* #MonicaPass w/ #Bitwarden sync
* #OSMAnd 5.4
* #SimpleX funding call
* #SkyMap full rewrite
* BTW we have #AnkiDroid FYI
* BTW we have #FediLab FYI
+ 62 more apps
& 475 updated
- 2 archived

September again: https://f-droid.org/2026/09/11/twif.html

Last week in #FDroid (LWIF) is live:

* more categories
* #CoMaps w/ #MangroveReviews
* #Joplin 3.7
* #LocalSend #Kotlin client
* #MonicaPass w/ #Bitwarden sync
* #OSMAnd 5.4
* #SimpleX funding call
* #SkyMap full rewrite
* BTW we have #AnkiDroid FYI
* BTW we have #FediLab FYI
+ 62 more apps
& 475 updated
- 2 archived

September again: https://f-droid.org/2026/09/11/twif.html

Zoek je een volwaardige notitie-app als alternatief voor OneNote, Evernote of Notion? Met mappen, bijlagen en een web clipper is Joplin een goed open source alternatief.

Je kunt Joplin koppelen aan je eigen Nextcloud-omgeving voor de synchronisatie. Ook is er een mobiele app beschikbaar.

Meer alternatieven voor Big Tech vind je hier: https://interlunium.nl/alternatieven-voor-big-tech/

#joplin #nextcloud #foss #privacy #notities

Zoek je een volwaardige notitie-app als alternatief voor OneNote, Evernote of Notion? Met mappen, bijlagen en een web clipper is Joplin een goed open source alternatief.

Je kunt Joplin koppelen aan je eigen Nextcloud-omgeving voor de synchronisatie. Ook is er een mobiele app beschikbaar.

Meer alternatieven voor Big Tech vind je hier: https://interlunium.nl/alternatieven-voor-big-tech/

#joplin #nextcloud #foss #privacy #notities

@kolev You asked "#StandardNotes or #Joplin?" I answered "Joplin." You answered "bulletjournal.com."

I am suspecting you may be a bot since none of that follows and there is zero contextual expansion.

@kolev You asked "#StandardNotes or #Joplin?" I answered "Joplin." You answered "bulletjournal.com."

I am suspecting you may be a bot since none of that follows and there is zero contextual expansion.

@kolev You asked "#StandardNotes or #Joplin?" I answered "Joplin." You answered "bulletjournal.com."

I am suspecting you may be a bot since none of that follows and there is zero contextual expansion.

Mhmmm Ich weiß nich', Digga! Ich mein ja, KI Features *können* nützlich sein, aber muss ich das deswegen in meiner Notiz-App haben?

Wenn es Opt-In ist, würde ich es durchgehen lassen. In anderen Fällen müsst ich mir das angucken. Und gegebenenfalls wechseln🙁

https://joplinapp.org/news/20260831-release-3-7/#ai-features-beta

#Joplin #AI #beta

Mhmmm Ich weiß nich', Digga! Ich mein ja, KI Features *können* nützlich sein, aber muss ich das deswegen in meiner Notiz-App haben?

Wenn es Opt-In ist, würde ich es durchgehen lassen. In anderen Fällen müsst ich mir das angucken. Und gegebenenfalls wechseln🙁

https://joplinapp.org/news/20260831-release-3-7/#ai-features-beta

#Joplin #AI #beta

Mhmmm Ich weiß nich', Digga! Ich mein ja, KI Features *können* nützlich sein, aber muss ich das deswegen in meiner Notiz-App haben?

Wenn es Opt-In ist, würde ich es durchgehen lassen. In anderen Fällen müsst ich mir das angucken. Und gegebenenfalls wechseln🙁

https://joplinapp.org/news/20260831-release-3-7/#ai-features-beta

#Joplin #AI #beta

Mhmmm Ich weiß nich', Digga! Ich mein ja, KI Features *können* nützlich sein, aber muss ich das deswegen in meiner Notiz-App haben?

Wenn es Opt-In ist, würde ich es durchgehen lassen. In anderen Fällen müsst ich mir das angucken. Und gegebenenfalls wechseln🙁

https://joplinapp.org/news/20260831-release-3-7/#ai-features-beta

#Joplin #AI #beta

Mhmmm Ich weiß nich', Digga! Ich mein ja, KI Features *können* nützlich sein, aber muss ich das deswegen in meiner Notiz-App haben?

Wenn es Opt-In ist, würde ich es durchgehen lassen. In anderen Fällen müsst ich mir das angucken. Und gegebenenfalls wechseln🙁

https://joplinapp.org/news/20260831-release-3-7/#ai-features-beta

#Joplin #AI #beta

Bonjour!
Je suis en train de faire connaissance avec #Joplin et j'aime ça. MAIS:
Il y a deux raccourcis clavier que je trouve très utile: Cmd+L (basculer liste de notes) et Cmd+S (basculer barre latérale). Le premier fonctionne très bien, le second est court-circuité par Mac OS et bascule le "Stage Manager". Ne parvenant pas à désactiver cette bascule dans le Mac, j'ai voulu modifier le raccourci dans Joplin, mais je n’y arrive pas.
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Bonjour!
Je suis en train de faire connaissance avec #Joplin et j'aime ça. MAIS:
Il y a deux raccourcis clavier que je trouve très utile: Cmd+L (basculer liste de notes) et Cmd+S (basculer barre latérale). Le premier fonctionne très bien, le second est court-circuité par Mac OS et bascule le "Stage Manager". Ne parvenant pas à désactiver cette bascule dans le Mac, j'ai voulu modifier le raccourci dans Joplin, mais je n’y arrive pas.
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@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary.

Not sure, but in this context, you may find the links in the quoted post interesting.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary.

Not sure, but in this context, you may find the links in the quoted post interesting.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary.

Not sure, but in this context, you may find the links in the quoted post interesting.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary.

Not sure, but in this context, you may find the links in the quoted post interesting.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary.

Not sure, but in this context, you may find the links in the quoted post interesting.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary. But yes, Joplin does not satisfy your "NoAI" criterion.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary. But yes, Joplin does not satisfy your "NoAI" criterion.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary. But yes, Joplin does not satisfy your "NoAI" criterion.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary. But yes, Joplin does not satisfy your "NoAI" criterion.

@[email protected]

I am having one heck of a time trying to replace #Joplin with another note taking app that is #NoAI.

I didn't realize that #JoplinNotes had a proprietary file type. That's making things a lot trickier.

Joplin's backend is a sqlite database. Sqlite is FOSS, not proprietary. But yes, Joplin does not satisfy your "NoAI" criterion.

@[email protected]

They aren't visible by default in Joplin, but you can just click on "Note properties" at the top right corner of a note, and find many of these metadata values.

You can also turn off notes geo-location.
On Joplin desktop, turn off
Tools -> Options -> Note -> Save geo-location with notes
On Joplin mobile, turn off
Configuration -> Note -> Save geo-location with notes

You can find details of Joplin's e2ee support here.

@holothuroid

@[email protected]

They aren't visible by default in Joplin, but you can just click on "Note properties" at the top right corner of a note, and find many of these metadata values.

You can also turn off notes geo-location.
On Joplin desktop, turn off
Tools -> Options -> Note -> Save geo-location with notes
On Joplin mobile, turn off
Configuration -> Note -> Save geo-location with notes

You can find details of Joplin's e2ee support here.

@holothuroid

@[email protected]

They aren't visible by default in Joplin, but you can just click on "Note properties" at the top right corner of a note, and find many of these metadata values.

You can also turn off notes geo-location.
On Joplin desktop, turn off
Tools -> Options -> Note -> Save geo-location with notes
On Joplin mobile, turn off
Configuration -> Note -> Save geo-location with notes

You can find details of Joplin's e2ee support here.

@holothuroid

@[email protected] @[email protected]

Also, dear @joplinapp why the db ?

I can't speak for the Joplin team, but I remember their lead developer Laurent had answered this question in various replies in one of the threads on their Discourse forum. Found it just now, most of it is from April-May 2021. You can check out the thread itself, or maybe check out only these replies by Laurent (listed below in the order in which they appear in the thread).

1. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/8
2. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/21
3. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/22
4. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/24
5. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/26
6. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/34
7. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/42

The following posts in the same thread, by two other Joplin users, give some perspectives on why they prefer a database as Joplin's "source of truth" over a folder of plain text files.

a. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/64
b. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/65

By the way: Joplin's built-in Backup plugin can be set up to periodically backup notes as markdown or as markdown+frontmatter (or as several other formats). It preserves filenames and the folder structure. That should mitigate concerns about your notes data being limited to Joplin's sqlite database. But yes, you cannot edit those files outside of Joplin and have Joplin automagically incorporate those changes in its internal database. If that's your requirement, then Joplin does not fit your needs.

@[email protected] @[email protected]

Also, dear @joplinapp why the db ?

I can't speak for the Joplin team, but I remember their lead developer Laurent had answered this question in various replies in one of the threads on their Discourse forum. Found it just now, most of it is from April-May 2021. You can check out the thread itself, or maybe check out only these replies by Laurent (listed below in the order in which they appear in the thread).

1. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/8
2. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/21
3. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/22
4. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/24
5. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/26
6. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/34
7. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/42

The following posts in the same thread, by two other Joplin users, give some perspectives on why they prefer a database as Joplin's "source of truth" over a folder of plain text files.

a. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/64
b. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/65

By the way: Joplin's built-in Backup plugin can be set up to periodically backup notes as markdown or as markdown+frontmatter (or as several other formats). It preserves filenames and the folder structure. That should mitigate concerns about your notes data being limited to Joplin's sqlite database. But yes, you cannot edit those files outside of Joplin and have Joplin automagically incorporate those changes in its internal database. If that's your requirement, then Joplin does not fit your needs.

@[email protected] @[email protected]

Also, dear @joplinapp why the db ?

I can't speak for the Joplin team, but I remember their lead developer Laurent had answered this question in various replies in one of the threads on their Discourse forum. Found it just now, most of it is from April-May 2021. You can check out the thread itself, or maybe check out only these replies by Laurent (listed below in the order in which they appear in the thread).

1. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/8
2. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/21
3. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/22
4. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/24
5. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/26
6. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/34
7. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/42

The following posts in the same thread, by two other Joplin users, give some perspectives on why they prefer a database as Joplin's "source of truth" over a folder of plain text files.

a. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/64
b. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/65

By the way: Joplin's built-in Backup plugin can be set up to periodically backup notes as markdown or as markdown+frontmatter (or as several other formats). It preserves filenames and the folder structure. That should mitigate concerns about your notes data being limited to Joplin's sqlite database. But yes, you cannot edit those files outside of Joplin and have Joplin automagically incorporate those changes in its internal database. If that's your requirement, then Joplin does not fit your needs.

@[email protected] @[email protected]

Also, dear @joplinapp why the db ?

I can't speak for the Joplin team, but I remember their lead developer Laurent had answered this question in various replies in one of the threads on their Discourse forum. Found it just now, most of it is from April-May 2021. You can check out the thread itself, or maybe check out only these replies by Laurent (listed below in the order in which they appear in the thread).

1. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/8
2. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/21
3. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/22
4. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/24
5. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/26
6. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/34
7. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/42

The following posts in the same thread, by two other Joplin users, give some perspectives on why they prefer a database as Joplin's "source of truth" over a folder of plain text files.

a. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/64
b. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/65

By the way: Joplin's built-in Backup plugin can be set up to periodically backup notes as markdown or as markdown+frontmatter (or as several other formats). It preserves filenames and the folder structure. That should mitigate concerns about your notes data being limited to Joplin's sqlite database. But yes, you cannot edit those files outside of Joplin and have Joplin automagically incorporate those changes in its internal database. If that's your requirement, then Joplin does not fit your needs.

@[email protected] @[email protected]

Also, dear @joplinapp why the db ?

I can't speak for the Joplin team, but I remember their lead developer Laurent had answered this question in various replies in one of the threads on their Discourse forum. Found it just now, most of it is from April-May 2021. You can check out the thread itself, or maybe check out only these replies by Laurent (listed below in the order in which they appear in the thread).

1. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/8
2. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/21
3. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/22
4. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/24
5. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/26
6. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/34
7. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/42

The following posts in the same thread, by two other Joplin users, give some perspectives on why they prefer a database as Joplin's "source of truth" over a folder of plain text files.

a. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/64
b. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/why-im-leaving-joplin-for-now/17003/65

By the way: Joplin's built-in Backup plugin can be set up to periodically backup notes as markdown or as markdown+frontmatter (or as several other formats). It preserves filenames and the folder structure. That should mitigate concerns about your notes data being limited to Joplin's sqlite database. But yes, you cannot edit those files outside of Joplin and have Joplin automagically incorporate those changes in its internal database. If that's your requirement, then Joplin does not fit your needs.

The Programmer’s Fulcrum 4 September, 2026

https://newsletter.mobileatom.net/the-programmers-fulcrum-4-september-2026/

Heute gelernt

„Cross-Platform“ heißt bei #Joplin offenbar: „Hoffen wir, dass eure Paketquellen zufällig gleichzeitig updaten.“

Setup

• Desktop: #CachyOS mit Joplin 3.6.14 aus pacman
• Sync-Ziel: lokaler Ordner im Home, anschließend via #OpenCloud auf die #TrueNAS Scale
• Mobil: #LineageOS-Tablet und #CalyxOS auf einem #SHIFTphone 8; Joplin-Apps aus #FDroid

Irgendwann hörte der Desktop auf zu synchronisieren und warf mir das entgegen:

In order to synchronise, please upgrade your application to version 3.7.0+

Kleines Problem: Joplin 3.7 gab es in den CachyOS-/Arch-Repos noch nicht. Im AUR zwar schon, aber der ist hier bewusst deaktiviert.

Mit etwas Unterstützung durch #Perplexity kam dann der Aha-Moment:

• Joplin 3.7 bringt ein neues Sync-Format mit
• Die F-Droid-Apps waren bereits auf 3.7 und hatten das gemeinsame Sync-Ziel migriert
• Der Desktop mit 3.6.14 verstand das neue Format nicht mehr und machte beleidigt dicht

Kurz gesagt: Kein OpenCloud-Bug, kein kaputter lokaler Sync-Pfad – einfach Release-Channel-Chaos zwischen Repository-Paket und F-Droid.

Optionen

1. Mobile Apps zurückrollen und den alten Sync-Stand aus Backups wiederherstellen
2. Den Desktop vorübergehend auf Joplin 3.7 anheben, bis Arch/CachyOS nachzieht

Ich habe dem Paketmanager einen kleinen Urlaub gegönnt:

• Noch ein zusätzliches Backup des Desktop-Profils erstellt
• Paketierte Version entfernt:

sudo pacman -Rns joplin

• Den offiziellen Installer im Pre-release-Modus ausgeführt:

wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laurent22/joplin/dev/Joplin_install_and_update.sh \
  | bash -s -- --prerelease

Joplin gestartet → Sync sofort wieder da. Mobile und Desktop sprechen endlich wieder dieselbe Sprache.
Jetzt warte ich nur noch darauf, dass das Arch-/CachyOS-Paket auf 3.7+ nachzieht, damit ich vom Script-Zirkus wieder zu einer sauber paketierten Version zurückwechseln kann.

#ArchLinux #ReleaseChannelHell #SyncTroubles #SelfHosted

Today I learned

#Joplin “Cross-platform” apparently means “let’s hope your package sources happen to update at the same time.”

Setup

• Desktop: #CachyOS with Joplin 3.6.14 from pacman
• Sync target: a local folder, then synced via #OpenCloud to #TrueNAS SCALE
• Mobile: #LineageOS tablet + #CalyxOS on a #SHIFTphone 8, with Joplin from #FDroid

At some point, the desktop stopped syncing and threw this at me:

In order to synchronise, please upgrade your application to version 3.7.0+

Minor issue: Joplin 3.7 was not in the CachyOS/Arch repositories yet. It was available in the AUR, but I deliberately keep that disabled.

With a little help from #Perplexity, the culprit became clear:

• Joplin 3.7 introduces a new sync format
• The F-Droid apps had already moved to 3.7 and migrated the shared sync target
• The desktop, stuck on 3.6.14, no longer understood that format and sulked accordingly

So, in short: no OpenCloud bug, no broken local sync path — just release-channel chaos between the repository package and F-Droid.

Options

1. Roll back the mobile apps and restore the old sync state from backups
2. Temporarily upgrade the desktop to Joplin 3.7 until Arch/CachyOS catches up

I gave the package manager a little holiday instead:

• Created one more backup of the desktop profile
• Removed the packaged version:

sudo pacman -Rns joplin

• Installed the official pre-release build:

wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laurent22/joplin/dev/Joplin_install_and_update.sh \
  | bash -s -- --prerelease

Started Joplin → sync worked immediately again. Mobile and desktop are finally speaking the same language.
Now I’m waiting for the Arch/CachyOS package to reach 3.7+, so I can switch back from installer-script circus to a properly packaged build.

#ArchLinux #ReleaseChannelHell #SyncTroubles #SelfHosted

Zum #DigitalIndepenceDay hier ein Blog-Beitrag mit Anleitung für den #Wechsel der Notiz-App von Google Keep zu #Joplin inkl. Datenübernahme und Synchronisation zwischen #Android und #Linux Geräten via #Nextcloud. / #DiDay #Notizen

https://www.arminpech.de/2026/01/25/diday-wechsel-von-google-keep-zu-joplin/

Super, that was easy.
I just setup #Joplin on my #iPad to synchronise with my #Strato #HiDrive using #WebDAV. No hassle, it was straight working.
Next I did the setup on my #Android phone.
Also straight working. All the notes I created on my iPad appeared on my phone. #BigUp 👍🏻

Next step will be to check out if it will work properly with concurring changes.
1. Within different notebooks
2. Within the same notebook, different notes
3. Within the same note
Stress the system.