Is there a note taking program that is not utter shit (not like

What about latex documents synced through the cloud?

>>58992401
Google keep does that AFAIK, but the math notation thingy.

>>58992454
Could they be edited in a browser, from a school computer without having to install anything?

>>58992467
Well I need math notation.

>>58992499
I'd argue it supports doodling/touch writing but I don't think those cut it for you.
Good luck, share if you find anything.

>>58992534
Besides that, Google Keep has very few features. It's great for shopping lists, but it isn't enough to take notes in class (at minimum: emphasis and headers).

Emacs org-mode

yellow sticky notes

amazing application. Anyone ever use it before? i love it

>>58992856
I need rich text.

>>58992479
sure. first version of latex was realised in 1985, you can write latex code on a fucking PowerBook 100 from 1991 using the built in text editor

>>58992401
> Pen and paper
Even though it lacks a proper search mode, and the fonts installed might not always look the best. Its still vastly superior to any other

>>58992479
Obviously. You just need a plain text editor and compile it from a machine with a latex compiler later.

>>58992917
I will look into Latex thanks.

>>58992919
My font sucks, my writing speed is shit, so no.

>>58993040
>my writing speed is shit
That's the beauty. It will get better

>>58993066
Well I'm taking notes on paper like a faggot since my first day in school, so it would have gotten better by now.