Sticky Notes app for Android that understands the Linux Mint Sticky Note file for Sticky Notes + SyncThing = StyncyNotes
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Sticky Notes Alternatives
Sticky Notes is described as 'Simple sticky notes app for GNOME. It allows you to create notes and format them' and is a Note-taking tool in the office & productivity category. There are more than 25 alternatives to Sticky Notes for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Web-based and iPhone apps. The best Sticky Notes alternative is Tomboy, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like Sticky Notes are Notefox, Milanote, Stickies and SnappyNotes.
Alternatives list
229 Note Board alternativesProductivity app. Save information like a sticky notes. You can create notes with images, videos or whatever you want. Save pages to read later or capture any web content with the chrome or firefox extension. Share boards with your friends. Create public boards.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Google Chrome
- Firefox
45 Pinny Notes alternativesPinny Notes is a sticky note application with a button to "pin" a note making it always on top above other windows. A number of other handy tools are also available via the right click menus.
Create a list to organise an event or activity, or just to plan out what you need to do this weekend.
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40 7 Sticky Notes alternatives7 Sticky Notes is a desktop sticky notes program. A free alternative for Windows Vista's notes. Something similar to Windows 7 notes, but with more features.
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23 Stick A Note alternativesStick a text note to a window of program or document. The note shows only on that window and moves with it. Press hotkey Win+n on a program or document window to stick a note to it, and afterwards to toggle it.
75 PNotes alternativesPNotes (Pinned Notes or Portable Notes, use what you prefer) is written entirely in C and Windows API (with Pelles C for Windows IDE) - so it is fast and light-weight. It has flexible settings - both for the program in whole and for individual note.
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Simple checklist app. Just rows of text entries and a checkbox for each. No B.S., i.e., no categories, no sub-tasks, no time tracking, and no other crazy wizzbang features.
Jot is that random piece of notes paper that lives in your Mac Menu Bar. It's also open source.
I was tired of always having to start a new instance of notepad to take a note of something during my busy work day. All the other note applications seem very bulky and didn't really work with the fast pace that I work at.
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