I’ve tried a lot of different note app. The best seamless solution I’ve found is Nextcloud + a simple notepad with the ability to autosave text to a txt file.

For example, suitable note-taking apps: Markor, Denkzettel, Lesser pad.

These applications have auto-save and auto-export to txt file. You can also select the Nextcloud folder to upload your notes to the cloud server.

Where do you prefer reposts from?

Can Proton mail work with other applications? 🤔

I recommend the Italian fantasy series from the 90s - Fantaghirò.

This story is based on the Italian folk tale “The Belle of Fanta Ghiro” and the legend of the Tuscan princess. There’s a handsome prince, a princess who doesn’t want to listen to her father, and a talking goose who helps her on her adventures.

Voyager, Liftoff

You have to use three applications at once due to the fact that in one application the search is better organized, but not very convenient design. The second app has faster ribbon scrolling and a user-friendly design, but it doesn’t work well clearing the cache.

Most often I use the Jerboa app. The Jerboa application, despite the shortcomings, is the simplest and most understandable.

I’m just not an English-speaking person.

I didn’t realise there were such bad people congregating on this network. (

In fact, I don’t know what’s going on on this social network. I just liked its design judging by the screenshots on Google Play. Then I read that this network is based on Mastodon and its code is open source.

Why is that?

Always pissed off by the folder icons in Gnome. They haven’t changed in decades.

Congratulations. Your question has more dislikes) Faced on reddit with the fact that many do not understand the joke. They are also too sensitive to the issue of gender and self-identification. This is not worth mentioning, otherwise they will put minuses in the rating.

Interesting thought

I wonder why the topic deserved a minus in the ranking?

It’s not very funny. But I didn’t give you a minus)

Thank you.

I have an old model samsung. There is not much free space, and the cache of some applications grows to 1-2 gigabytes per hour of operation (for example, the ibisPaint app).

Also, in some other applications, a large amount of cache is accumulated. I don’t know how the cache clearing mechanism should work in these applications, but after a few days I have to clear everything through the application menu, which is inconvenient.

It’s possible. In the YouTube application, this is really true, but in many others the cache is not deleted by itself.

Then it’s strange that the offical developers have no interaction with third party designers. It’s hard to believe that none of them offered their options.

It looks good. I wonder why the official developers won’t take this design for themselves?