For simple, short and quick note taking (eg. Shopping list), in Android apps, I have been using one called Simple Notepad. I find it's UI much easier to use than Google Keep. It's a local app, not cloud-based, but it has import/export function. And being text-based, it can be shared with other apps easily. For longer doc as you mentioned, i thought Google doc would be pretty good? It should have most of the features you require, and It also has offline mode nowadays. Wen On Jul 6, 2014 2:21 AM, "Russell Coker" <russell@coker.com.au> wrote:
I've been using Google Keep for editing small documents on a PC (web interface) and Android (native app). It works well for shopping lists and for notes for a LUV lecture.
But I'd like to find something suitable for editing longer documents, blog posts and magazine articles. As an aside the Wordpress Android app is terrible if you are writing anything significant.
What would be ideal would be something like Google Keep but with sections (maybe a folding editor) and spelling checking. I can survive without grammar suggestions etc but I'd probably use them if they were available.
Note that I'm willing to consider a free as in beer system for this. As the documents in question will be public on the Internet in a small amount of time so I don't have to trust the secrecy of longevity of a free service (both of which have been lacking in many instances).
If there is no good option for editing on Android/web then what's the best Linux GUI option that supports easy conversion to/from plain text? LibreOffice writer?
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