Hey! I use Cherrytree for journaling, but it has a few things I want to change, and lack a few things that I need. Plus, I’m worry about locking myself in one app, so I’m exploring the possibility of using Neovim or Emacs, but I’m aware there’s a learning curve, and before investing time, I wanted to know if I’m using the right tool.

I need to do the following in a quick way:

1- Encrypt a whole folder, and acces it. This folder will keep other folders with pictures and text files.

2- Set a number of columns for the page, like 80 or 100.

3- Have a tree-like explorer on the left, to navigate the files with the entries.

4- Do bold, italics, and different colors.

5- Make an index or a different way to navigate the entries, besides the tree explorer.

6- Export everything in case I want to change the program I use to read my entries.

7- Inserting an image from a folder, like a picture I took. It can be a miniature to click and open the original picture.

Can Emacs do that?

Thanks!

You are viewing a single thread.
View all comments
1 point

You actually have to learn how to develop those features.

permalink
report
reply

Emacs

!emacs@communick.news

Create post

A community for the timeless and infinitely powerful editor. Want to see what Emacs is capable of?!

Get Emacs

  • Windows
  • Mac OS X
  • GNU/Linux and BSD (Just get it from your distribution’s package manager)

Rules

  1. Posts should be emacs related
  2. Be kind please
  3. Yes, we already know: Google results for “emacs” and “vi” link to each other. We good.

Emacs Resources

Emacs Tutorials

Useful Emacs configuration files and distributions

Quick pain-saver tip

Community stats

  • 18

    Monthly active users

  • 562

    Posts

  • 2.4K

    Comments