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  1. Nach dem letzten Update kann man in der #JoplinApp jetzt auch im Markdown Modus Tabellen besser bearbeiten.

    #Joplin

  2. The Programmer’s Fulcrum 4 September, 2026

    Welcome to this week's The Programmer's Fulcrum. It's your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism. This post originally appeared on The Fulcrum. As usual, we aim to provide actionable content you can use to destroy Techno Feudalism each week. It has the additional benefit of weakening authoritarianism. IMHO, the best way to do that is to use tools from the Techno […]

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  3. The Programmer’s Fulcrum 4 September, 2026

    Welcome to this week's The Programmer's Fulcrum. It's your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism. As usual, we aim to provide actionable content you can use to destroy Techno Feudalism each week. It has the additional benefit of weakening authoritarianism. IMHO, the best way to do that is to use tools from the Techno Anarchist Manifesto to build your own site(s) to […]

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  4. The Programmer’s Fulcrum 4 September, 2026

    Welcome to this week's The Programmer's Fulcrum. It's your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism. This post originally appeared on The Fulcrum. As usual, we aim to provide actionable content you can use to destroy Techno Feudalism each week. It has the additional benefit of weakening authoritarianism. IMHO, the best way to do that is to use tools from the Techno […]

    newsletter.mobileatom.net/the-

  5. The Programmer’s Fulcrum 4 September, 2026

    Welcome to this week's The Programmer's Fulcrum. It's your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism. As usual, we aim to provide actionable content you can use to destroy Techno Feudalism each week. It has the additional benefit of weakening authoritarianism. IMHO, the best way to do that is to use tools from the Techno Anarchist Manifesto to build your own site(s) to […]

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  6. The Programmer’s Fulcrum 4 September, 2026

    Welcome to this week's The Programmer's Fulcrum. It's your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism. This post originally appeared on The Fulcrum. As usual, we aim to provide actionable content you can use to destroy Techno Feudalism each week. It has the additional benefit of weakening authoritarianism. IMHO, the best way to do that is to use tools from the Techno […]

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  7. Update: The actual trigger

    After digging a little deeper, it turns out that the #FDroid version of #Joplin was not the official Android release maintained by Joplin’s maintainer, @laurent22.

    The F-Droid build was maintained by muelli, who apparently released Joplin 3.7.2 prematurely. That is what triggered my little sync-update circus in the first place.

    That release has since been withdrawn. F-Droid is now back to Joplin 3.6.21 as its latest version, which also matches the version available through the official Joplin website’s alternative Android downloads.

    Lesson learned.

    Since my shared sync target has already been migrated to the 3.7 format, I’m keeping desktop, tablet, and phone on compatible versions for now. Downgrading again would just mean unnecessarily poking around in sync data and backups.

    So, going forward:

    • No more Joplin from #FDroid
    • Instead, I’ll use #Obtainium to track the official alternative-release channel from @laurent22
    • Once #CachyOS and Android officially ship Joplin 3.7+, I’ll switch back to the regular package sources

    URL for Obtainium ...

    github.com/laurent22/joplin-an

    Well. That is what happens when an unofficial build deploys a new sync format before the official release channels catch up.

    #ArchLinux #CachyOS #Android #ReleaseChannelHell #SyncTroubles

  8. Update: Der eigentliche Auslöser

    Nach etwas tieferer Recherche hat sich herausgestellt: Die Joplin-Version bei #FDroid war nicht die offizielle Android-Veröffentlichung von #Joplin-Maintainer @laurent22.

    Der F-Droid-Build stammt von muelli und hatte offenbar versehentlich Joplin 3.7.2 freigegeben. Genau dieses Update hat meinen kleinen Sync-Zirkus überhaupt erst ausgelöst.

    Die Version wurde inzwischen wieder zurückgezogen. Aktuell ist bei F-Droid wieder Joplin 3.6.21 die neueste verfügbare Version – und das entspricht auch der Version, die auf der offiziellen Joplin-Seite unter den alternativen Android-Downloads angeboten wird.

    Wieder was gelernt.

    Da mein gemeinsames Sync-Ziel inzwischen bereits auf dem 3.7er-Format liegt, lasse ich Desktop, Tablet und Smartphone vorerst auf den entsprechenden Versionen. Ein Downgrade würde jetzt nur wieder unnötig an Sync-Daten und Backups herumoperieren.

    Die Konsequenz für mich:

    • Keine Joplin-App mehr aus #FDroid
    • Stattdessen die alternativen offiziellen Releases von @laurent22 über #Obtainium
    • Sobald #CachyOS und Android offiziell bei Joplin 3.7+ angekommen sind, wechsle ich wieder zu den regulären Paketquellen

    URL fur zB Obtainium:

    github.com/laurent22/joplin-an

    Tja. Das kommt davon, wenn ein inoffizieller Build schneller ein neues Sync-Format ausrollt als die offiziellen Release-Kanäle hinterherkommen.

    #ArchLinux #CachyOS #Android #ReleaseChannelHell #SyncTroubles

  9. Viele Funktionen nutzte ich in der Nextcloud ja nicht. Deshalb habe ich mich ja für andere Wege entschieden. Cryptomator und Joplin mit einem S3 Speicher, Kalender und Kontakte nutze ich mit Mailcow.

    Jetzt bekam ich vor kurzem auf der Arbeit eine Datei zugeschickt. Zu groß für das Postfach, also per Link um diese bei swissfiles in den nächsten 30 Tagen herunterzuladen. Die eine oder andere Datei hatte ich auch hin und wieder per Nextcloud geteilt. Dies fällt ja aber nun auch weg. Also musste eine Lösung her: Pingvin.

    Abgesichert mit Authelia als OIDC und die Registrierung deaktiviert, weil ich ja nicht will, das Gott und die Welt unbekannte Dateien über meinen Server verbreitet. Das kann ja mal schnell nach hinten losgehen. Fehlte nur noch ein Virenscanner, falls ich mal einen Link erstelle, über den andere User auch Dateien für mich hochladen können.

    Für mich immer noch sinnvoller als eine Nextcloud zu betreiben und zu warten.

    #pingvin #selfhosting #nextcloud #mailcow #authelia #cryptomator #joplin #s3 #bucket #alternativen #swissfiles

  10. 🔴 Nutze seit über einem Jahr sehr gerne und problemlos #yunohost über einen gemieteten VServer von Strato. Bis heute war alles super.

    Joplin-Server, Bookstack-Server und ein Languagetool-Server habe ich installiert.

    #bookstack #languagetool #joplin

    🍁 Die Updates wurden von mir regelmäßig durchgeführt und verliefen ebenfalls reibungslos

    ➡️ Nur heute kam eine Fehlermeldung, mit der ich nichts anfangen kann, hat jemand eine Idee, was das zu bedeuten hat, vielleicht hat ja Yunohost eine Idee!

    @[email protected] @[email protected]

  11. New post: The Markdown Link no. 30

    Among today’s links are markdown editors Upnote, Seychl, HedgeDoc and Apostrophe. Plus we look at Deckless, a markdown to slide presentation tool that turns its back on the world of proprietary formats, and DokuWiki, which is going native on us by introducing markdown support

    md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-

    #markdown #markdowneditors #opensource #wikis #slides #Upnote #Seychl #HedgeDoc #Apostrophe #Deckless #DokuWiki #Joplin

  12. Evernote is forcing a decision on me

    As a creature of app habit, I’ve kept paying for Evernote even as the rates for my note-taking app of choice have increased considerably–mainly because the new management at that service has improved it tremendously. But now that Evernote’s corporate parent Bending Spoons has discontinued my $129.99/year Personal plan and presented me with a choice between a $99.99/year Starter plan that seems clearly inadequate and a $249.99/year Advanced plan that brings more than I need, I need to rethink that habit.

    That 92% rate increase itself requires reconsideration, but it’s not the only thing. There’s the odds of a company on a venture-capital-fueled spending spree that somehow incluces buying AOL will see fit to jack up the annual rate again; I also have to assess whether Evernote’s bosses might make it harder to take my data out of the app that I’ve used since 2010.

    But looking over such other note-taking app options as OneNote, Joplin, and Notion while comparing their features, I don’t see an obvious escape pod.

    These are my priorities in this indecision-making process, in rough order of descending importance:

    • Cross-platform support–macOS, Windows, Android, iOS–is not negotiable, which is why I didn’t mention Apple Notes above.
    • I need any other app to import my Evernote archives no less than one notebook at a time; that seems to rule out Microsoft’s OneNote, even though I pay for it as part of my Microsoft 365 subscription.
    • I need reliable synchronization, ideally the almost real-time sync that Evernote now does so well. That may be the thing I need to trade to shave all or part of $250 a year from my online-services budget.
    • Yearly cost below this year’s $129.99.
    • Offline support, because I know how well CES WiFi works.
    • Voice transcription for recording interviews, which I’ve come to rely on over the past year.
    • Text recognition from a photo of a business card, so I can look up the details of somebody I met without adding them to my contacts list.
    • Robust export options so I don’t get stuck in another company’s silo.
    • The option of encrypting at least some notes on an end-to-end basis.
    • A long-term focus from the app’s developers–why I don’t consider Google Keep, since Google introducing that a week after killiing Google Reader still leaves me with trust issues beyond my trying to reduce the number of single points of failure in my digital life.

    Looking over this and comparing it to the research I’ve done so far, I think this makes me look like a Joplin user. Unless the lag that open-source app cites–the most frequent sync interval it allows for the OneDrive cloud storage I already pay for is every five minutes–instead makes me look like somebody who should suck up the extra cost of Evernote, considering what a small fraction it is of my other operating costs

    I wish this choice were clearer. I also wish that I didn’t have to figure this out at the peak cognitive-load period of my year.

    #appleNotes #bendingSpoons #crossPlatform #digitalBudget #evernote #google #googleKeep #joplin #microsoft #noteTakingApps #notesApps #notion #onenote #vendorLockIn

  13. Joplin App Notes: Voice Typing and OCR

    Joplin is a multiplatform free software that allows us to take and organise notes in markdown: we can link notes, attach audio recordings, drawings, files, or photos to each note, and also save a URL, website, or part of it using the Web Clipper (browser extension).

    Recent versions of the app for mobile (not available on the desktop app) also allow for what is called as Voice typing, which means you can talk to the app and it transforms what you say into text. I believe it only works with English (I tried to speak in Portuguese and it was translated to English text), but I’m finding it quite useful. You need to create a new note, click on the three dots on the top right corner and choose Voice typing.

    On the desktop app (not available on the mobile app), another nice feature is the ability to extract text from images or pdfs. Just right click on the file and choose View OCR text. You need to make sure it is enabled in the settings.

    #FLOSS #Joplin #MobileApp #NoteTaking #NotesApp #OCR #Organization #Technology #VoiceTyping

  14. ✨📒Découvrez #Joplin, l'application de prise de notes #Opensource et multi-plateforme !

    ✅ Créez des notes en texte brut ou en Markdown,
    ✅ Organisez et synchronisez-les entre tous vos appareils.
    ✅ Gérez vos tâches, et bien plus encore !

    drane.ac-lyon.fr/spip/Joplin-u

    #Edunum

  15. @muc Für meinen Einsatz ist der verlinkbare Kalender von #Zimwiki Gold wert. Im #Wiki einfach Strg-L („Link“) drücken und als Linkziel z.B. :Calendar:2020:12:21 eintragen. So kommt man auf die Wiki-Seite des jeweiligen Tages. Und den Kalender kann man sich in den Einstellungen dauerhaft anzeigen lassen.

    #Joplin mit #Nextcloud-Sync nutze ich als Notiz- und Einkaufszlisten-App.