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@marlinz008 I thought about such an experiment as well with one very particular use-case: mobile capture.

I was using #Orgzly Revived which has its issues with larger Orgdown files and this overcomplicated sync cascade causing Syncthing conflicts all the time.

I was using it for read-only access to my Orgdown files + mobile capture in one inbox file.

Then I started with #Orgro in parallel just for the capture process so that I don't rely on Orgzly's ultra slow sync process to finish on each capture.

Since Orgro has very weird behavior with shared content (basically I wrote Elisp functions to fix the format for all different kinds of capture content types), I thought about vibe-coding my first Android app just for the capture process in a text file in the format I want.

Not high on my prio list. Let's see how that goes. #ClaudeCode is removing features or adding very annoying stuff so I might as well end up with no proper #AI to do this.

#orgmode #Emacs #PIM

Turns out that the best de-Googled phone note-taking PKB solution *for me* isn't a pretty e2e encrypted app + desktop-client + web site with a proprietary free-for-now sync protocol, or even a local-only app with text backup (with weird JSON backup formats), it's #Orgzly Revived + #Syncthing + #Emacs + auto-revert-mode and some care to make the notebook simple: each note a top-level heading, smart tagging, no subheadings. Since I used Emacs and Syncthing already it wasn't much of a leap.

Any recommendations for an Android app to read (only) and search through ten mid-size to large #orgdown files I currently sync via Syncthing?

#Orgzly revived does kill captured data (in my setup situation) and #Orgro can't even open my larger files.

Edit: logseq Android is not good with large files + search results. Unfortunately, this doesn't work either.

Edit: Emacs without physical keyboard and being on the go is not an option to me.

#Orgmode #PIM

Ein #Fork von #Orgzly ist erschienen. Das sind mal tolle Nachrichten. :ablobcatheart:

https://github.com/orgzly-revived/orgzly-android-revived

#foss #fossdroid #org #orgmode

@Yaktastic - Ich habe lange Zeit mit Todo.txt gearbeitet: http://todotxt.org/

Vor einiger Zeit bin ich aber auf Org Mode umgestiegen: https://orgmode.org/

Beides sind einfache Textformate, für die es eine Vielzahl von Apps gibt. Für Todo.txt habe ich die App #Simpletask genutzt. Bei Org Mode nutze ich die App #Orgzly​.