Hi,

Thanks for those nice words, I really appricate it :)

I’m making this app partially to learn, I face a lot of challenges, but that’s the thing that push me to continue the project !

Your app looks beautiful, and well polished (the image drag and drop is a fantastic) amazing work really ! Be sure that I will take a look at your blog post, I’m sure that I can learn a thing or two with it.

I can imagine that selling an app like this can be difficult with all the options out there. I wish you the best of luck for this ! :)

I try to make it user friendly on small screen but I can’t actually try it out on a phone.

I should remove that part, thanks you for making me think about that.

That’s weird yes…

Well, I hope you’ll feel at home with the way KleverNotes does it !

It might be the MarkText on this one, Markdown is just plain text with a specific extension, formating should not change base on the app…

Quick note here, since you might be confused about something. KleverNotes let’s you organize and Edit your note within the app, you can’t just open a random Markdown file with it, it’s not a “just” an editor. You can always navigate your storage from your prefered file manager and find your note file in there, but I’m not sure that it’s the best way to use the app.

I’m more and more considering a standalone markdown editor, we’ll see…

With that said, what don’t you like about Marktext ? I might learn from it :-)

It’s fearly new, distro have not packaged it yet.

And I’m in the process of releasing it to Flathub, it should soon be available.

Right now you can either build from source or try the Flatpak Nightly, which is V1.1 since I did not add anything new to the main branch since the release. Everything is explained in the README, once it’s on Flathub, I’ll add a link to it there too ;-)

Thanks !

That’s the goal ! Work in progress, but I try to improve this feeling with every release ;-)

I’ll be honest, I would not have the time to add it… Glad github is working for you !

Yes, I agree on that. I supposed it’s more difficult to do than it seems

It’s not electron, it’s a WebEngineView, see the VideoViewerUi_alt.qml file for example.

But you’re right about dolphin. It does support preview and they’re enough for me. However, I saw people for whom this was not enough, and IIRC that’s the reason behind the creation of this project.

There’s https://invent.kde.org/danagost/Kiview

Don’t know how well it works but you could give it a try