#The archive vs fsnotes vs nvultra pdf#

Thanks for A possible reason for providing an option to display the sidebar on the top: The last request I can live without, the middle one would be nice, the first request is almost essential for my workflow. (then again, the autocomplete feature of nvultra may be part of what causes it to run so slow on my system. Publisher, 1992) then when I start a multmarkdown citation (for ex: ) then after I type that second set of brackets it will popup a list of all my citations so I can pick the one I want. For example, about citations, if I have a multimarkdown citation at the bottom of my note (for example: : King, Stephen 'Whatever book I wrote in this year'. Is this planned for a future version?Īnd as long as we are talking about autocomplete, one new feature from nvultra that I dig is auto complete for citations and for markdown reference links. Any plans to add this?Īlso, linking notes doesn't seem to offer autocomplete as it does in nvALT.

#The archive vs fsnotes vs nvultra pdf#

I often run nvALT next to a browser or pdf to copy data from with only a 13in screen to work with, putting the file list on top instead of on the side is essential. One thing that instantly jumps out, and that's the inability to put the file view on top instead of on the side. Overall I like it and it seems to be working pretty well for me, without any slow-down (so far). So long story short, I find myself looking at this app. I suspect the size of my notes folder and the age of my computer (6 years old, only 8gb ram).

I got accepted to be on the beta for nvUltra, but it just doesn't work for me: I like the design, but I am having serious slow-down issues that no one can track down. Well, as you are probably aware, nvALT has been on life support for the past few years, and has becoming more and more buggy. My notes folder is well over 10,000 files containing most of my research over the past few years (from whenever Brett first forked nvALT). I've been a long-time user of nvALT, and I have long been using it as a mental database or personal wiki years before I even heard of Zettelkasten.