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QOwnNotes is a text editor / notepad replacement with markdown support and todo list manager. The program supports themes, keyboard shortcuts, syntax highlighting, and encryption. Includes available nested file list, tags, search, and more. Optionally works with the notes application ownCloud or Nextcloud.

Cross-platform with clients available for Mac and Linux.

License: GPL

Changelog

    you can now press Ctrl + U to format the selected text underline (for #1811)
    the QOwnNotes Gentoo overlay was added to the official Gentoo repository for easier installation (for #1807)
        please visit the Gentoo installation page for the updated instructions
    added more translation (thank you Fabijenna)

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http://www.qownnotes.org/

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Write text and conveniently edit it using Markdown with the help of this user-friendly and well-thought-out, Electron based application.

MIT License

Changelog

Breaking Changes

This release contains several breaking changes to 1.6 due to heavy internal refactoring.

    Your virtual directories will be gone after installing.
    Projects will be incorporated into the .ztr-directory-files, which means that you need to extract these files (or backup them) if you plan to roll back to 1.6 or earlier, lest you will lose the project settings.
    Cmd/Ctrl+W will now attempt to close open tabs first before closing the window. To close the main window directly, use Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+W.
    Now you will need to either Cmd+Click (macOS) or Ctrl+Click (other platforms) on internal and external links as well as on tags in order to follow the link/start a search.
    Cmd/Ctrl+[1-9] now do no longer toggle recent documents -- rather they select the corresponding tab!

GUI and Functionality

    New Feature: Zettlr now supports (theoretically) unlimited open documents and orders them in tabs at the top of the editor instance.
        The tabs display the frontmatter title, if applicable, or the filename.
        On hover, you can get additional info about the documents.
        Drag and drop the tabs to re-sort their order.
        Get going where you left of the day before: Open files are persisted during restarts of the application.
        Transiency: Tabs are opened transient, which means if you do not modify their contents, they will be replaced with another file that you open. This way you can quickly stroll through search results without having to close hundreds of tabs afterwards!
    New Feature: RTL support! Now whether you are writing in Hebrew, Persian, Urdu or any other right-to-left writing system, you can do so now. We've added support for the respective options of CodeMirror in the "Preferences -> Editor" tab.
    New Feature: You can now direct Zettlr to automatically create new files if you click on an internal link that does not match a file. Thanks to @halcyonquest for their contribution!
    New Feature: Vim and Emacs insertion modes are now supported! You can switch persistently between these two and the "normal" insertion mode using the preferences. Thanks to @JorySchossau for implementing this feature!
    New Feature: Directory icons. From now on you can select an arbitrary icon to further visually distinguish certain directories from the others. This has no other than a purely visual effect and may help identify specific directories within a longer list reliably.
    New Feature: Many apps feature it already, Zettlr joins them now. An interactive tutorial will be opened on the first start of the app.
    If available, a title from a YAML frontmatter will be appended to the displayed file entry when linking files.
    Copying images from the Explorer/Finder/file browser now offers to insert them into the document, copying them over to the assets directory.
    The popups are now more resilient against accidental closing, just like the dialogs.
    When focus-selecting the global search bar (pressing the mouse button in the input and using it to select some text immediately) works as in other inputs now.
    Added the week-number as a variable for filenames and the Zettelkasten IDs (use %W).
    Changes to the Pomodoro timer: Now the sound will play each time you release the mouse button on the volume slider to check how loud it is. Furthermore, the mute button has been removed in favor of a volume indication, with 0% equalling the former mute setting.
    When the tag cloud is filtered, "Copy Tags" will only copy the filtered tags, and no longer all tags. To copy all tags, reset the filter. Furthermore tags will now be copied to clipboard including the leading hashtag.
    Re-enabled double-dollar inline equations for rendering and syntax highlighting.
    HTML-style comments (<!-- Lorem Ipsum -->) are now also exempt from the word counting.
    Fixed an error in the Table Editor that would assume empty rows to be header rows, leading to false behavior when trying to display a completely empty table.
    The Table Editor can now also parse and display simple and grid tables, and a wider range of pipe tables, as described in the Pandoc manual.
    Fixed a small mistake where literal blocks would be wrongly offset as the editor treated them as list items.
    Fixed artefacts with spellchecking errors. Thanks to @ryota-abe for proposing the correct selector!
    The Table Editor now remembers what the source table looked like and tries to recreate that when it applies the changes to the DOM.
    Added verbose error reporting and improved the error handling during citeproc boot. Now, Zettlr will (a) remove error-throwing CiteKeys so that the rest of the library loads just fine and (b) display the exact errors as reported by citeproc-js so that users can immediately identify the bad keys and know where to look.
    The global search bar's autocomplete will now also work for non-western scripts such as Japanese, Korean, Chinese, or any other.
    Virtual directories have been discontinued. Parts of their functionality will be re-implemented in different ways.
    On Linux, we've restored the default window decorations -- that is, the burger menu button is gone, and the menu will be displayed wherever the window manager decides.
    Fixed a small bug that could lead to errors during autocomplete selection if no frontmatter is present in the file.

    Added syntax highlighting modes (with keywords):

        Elm: elm
        F#: f#/fsharp
        Haskell: hs/haskell
        VB.net: vb.net/vb/visualbasic
        HTML: html
        XML: xml
        Markdown: markdown/md
        Julia: julia/jl
        Turtle: turtle/ttl
        SPARQL: sparql
        Verilog: verilog/v
        SystemVerilog: systemverilog/sv
        VHDL: vhdl/vhd
        Tcl: tcl
        CommonLisp: clisp/commonlisp
        Scheme: scheme
        PowerShell: powershell

    Fix the colours of the heatmap search list.
    Fixed a logical error in the detection of remote changes of attachment files.
    Fenced code blocks, delimited by three backticks have a customizable box background. The colour (and different styles) can be customized by targeting the code-block-line-CSS class.
    The font size of mathematics was decreased a bit to align it better with the size of normal text. Thanks to @tobiasdiez.
    Support fenced code blocks surrounded by tildes (~) instead of backticks.
    The About dialog of the application now also holds a tab with debug information about both the binary, the system, and the current environment.
    Tags with diacritics are now also removed on export (with the respective setting turned on), so that the removed tags match the tags which are highlighted in the editor.
    Fixed searches behaving irrationally if you search again while the previous search has not yet ended.
    Switched to using the Clarity Design icon set where possible.
    Sort buttons now show how the directory is currently sorted. One shows and toggles what is being sorted by (name or time). The other shows and toggles what direction is being sorted ine (ascending or descending).
    Modified display settings are now applied on configuration changes (not just after clicking somewhere in the document).
    Modals now also apply a dark theming if in dark mode.
    Fixed image exports.
    Fixed correct exporting of images when exporting to Textbundle and Textpack.
    Fixed revealJS presentations which now display Math.
    Fixed the autocomplete behaviour, especially with cursor movement.
    If there is a selection in the document, its contents are used to fill in the search field now. Furthermore, the occurrences of the search term are now already highlighted without you having to search first.
    If there is a selection in the document, its contents fill up the global search field on focus, if the global search field does not have any contents.
    Fixed wrong display of project property table of content evaluation level.
    When linking files, Zettlr will now present you those files that match with at least one tag with the currently active file, making cross-linking of notes as easy as typing the link-start and hitting the arrow down-key. Bonus: It'll present you these options even if the files reside in a completely different root directory.
    Fixed behaviour of nested checkboxes.
    Fixed escaping of special TeX characters in input value fields (e.g. project properties).
    Finally fixed the parenthesis-link-problem. This means: For each Markdown link, the algorithm will parse the full detected URL and see if all opening parentheses have closing ones. If there are more opening parentheses than closing ones, the algorithm will push the link further in an attempt to fully resolve all parentheses. If this is not possible (because the link itself contains more opening than closing parentheses to begin with), you need to encode one opening parenthesis using %28 for the algorithm to successfully render the link.
    Dragging search results like normal files is now possible.
    When switching directories while a search result list is displayed, this search is now performed at the other directory immediately after switching.
    Reversing a MagicQuote can now be performed by pressing backspace after a replacement has taken place, in order to restore the default double (") or single (') quote.
    Math doesn't render in comments anymore.
    Opening files with Zettlr when the app is not running will now correctly open them.
    Zooming on Windows and Linux can now be facilitated by scrolling while holding down the control-key.
    Use Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+L to copy the active file's ID to the clipboard.
    You can now also use F2 to trigger a file rename for the current file.
    Improve the detection and rendering of Setext-headings.
    Dropping files from the file list onto the editor now inserts a valid Zettelkasten-link to that file into the editor.
    Images will now also render in-line.
    The "Window" submenu is now not confined to macOS applications anymore, but available to all platforms.
    URLs in Markdown links will not be rendered anymore.
    Enabled the context menu now also for both directories in the file list and the empty space in the file list (if there is some).
    You can now open directories externally (read: in Finder/Explorer/your Linux file browser) in the context menu now.
    Zettlr now attempts to set the cursor back to the place where it has been after programmatically updating the document content, e.g. after a remote change.
    Added a setting to control the sensitivity of Zettlr checking for remote file notifications on certain systems.
    Prevent multiple cursors when performing a special action (following a link, clicking a tag, etc.)
    Now both the current cursor position and the word count are displayed side by side. No need to right-click again to toggle!
    Citations in comments are now no longer rendered.

Under the Hood

    FSAL Refactor: This release includes a huge refactor of the file system core of the application. In general terms, the rewritten core enables Zettlr to handle the file system more efficiently, uses up less RAM and has some other goodies that make the whole File System Abstraction Layer (FSAL) much more scalable for future feature implementations. More precisely:
        From OOP to Functional: While previously files and directories were heavily object-oriented with one full object being instantiated for each and every file including a whole prototype chain, the new core switches to a functional approach, removing the memory-intensive prototype chains. Instead, files and directories are now represented by a descriptor which includes the all meta-information packages, but no function bodies. Instead, the new FSAL calls functions to which it passes one or more descriptors in order to enable the function to modify the descriptor itself. This also makes state management easier, as the whole FSAL only works with object pointers and does not re-instantiate most descriptors every time a function modifies them.
        Improved state management: Now the state is not littered across the main process code base, but instead is centrally managed by the FSAL core class, which emits events every time anything in the state changes. This keeps the functional logic of the application much simpler. As opposed to before, the Zettlr main application class only accesses the FSAL state, and furthermore makes use of three events -- directory replacement, file replacement, and full file tree update -- to propagate any changes to the renderer process.
        File Caching for faster boot: The FSAL additionally includes a sharded file cache which approximately halves the boot time. Furthermore, this enables the app to be much more resource-friendly for your storage, as the number of file accesses is reduced heavily -- at most, one hundred files will be opened during boot, instead of up to 10,000 or more, depending on the amount of open files you had.
        Improved remote change detection: As a result of the descriptor-system and improved central state management, detecting and managing state changes induced remotely much easier. The whole logic of the watchdog has been cut down to its essential parts to make its business logic more manageable.
        Improved debugging: Also as a result of implementing the new FSAL core as a self-contained EventEmitter module, it's much easier to locate logical errors, as due to improved state management missing state updates in the graphical user interface most likely emanate from exactly there, and not the FSAL. This has already helped identify several very small and almost unnoticeable bugs that did not update the renderer's state as wanted.
    Improvements to image dragging and dropping from the attachment sidebar.
    Switched the string variable replacer from vanilla JavaScript to moment.js, which simplified the function considerably.
    The export module is now really a module.
    Switched to cTime internally as the representation for modification time, because it'll capture more changes than mTime.
    Updated insecure dependencies.
    .git-directories are now ignored.
    Applying the CSS line classes for Markdown headings should now be less computationally intensive.
    Switched to Gulp for LESS compilation (thanks to @tobiasdiez for implementing).
    The command autoloader now logs potential errors during command loading.
    You can now pass a temporary configuration file to Zettlr, e.g. for testing purposes. Simply start Zettlr from the command line and pass --config /your/config/file.json. It can also only be a stub (e.g. only containing certain selected configuration parameters), as Zettlr will set all missing properties to their respective defaults. If the path is relative, Zettlr will attempt to find the file either at the repository root, if app.isPackaged is false, or at the current executable's directory.
    Added a test command for GUI testing. It creates a small directory structure so that you can test the GUI without having to sacrifice your files or your mental health for that issue. Run yarn test-gui to run Zettlr in that test environment, and do to the files whatever you want!
    The targets class is now a service provider.
    Fixed the flattenDirectoryTree utility function. I have no idea why it worked for eleven months, but when it started throwing errors on the FSAL I realized it did a lot of things but it should've never worked. JavaScript is magic. Update: Found a newer and more optimized utility function, objectToArray, so I'm trashing it for good.
    The Pandoc-command is now logged in its resolved state immediately before actually being run.
    Windows installers are finally signed.
    Switched back to the package.json configuration for electron-builder, because, well, Electron.
    Fix a lot of unused and weirdly coded code.
    Added a flag to determine if the Zettlr version has changed, indicating an update (or downgrade). Based on this, the FSAL will clear its cache on boot.
    Added command-line flag --clear-cache to programmatically clear the FSAL cache on startup.
    Moved the forceOpen-functionality to a command.
    Refactored the autocompletion logic and moved it out into its own designated class to reduce the size of the ZettlrEditor class.
    Refactored the logic for building the bibliography in an attempt to further reduce the size of the ZettlrEditor class.
    Include the codemirror.css into the geometry styles so we have one less dependency to include on startup.
    Switched to Electron 9.0.0.
    Set the standalone flag for Pandoc on all non-special exports.
    Image rendering now also supports base64-encoded inline images.
    Improvements to the detection of tags, internal links and footnotes. The algorithm is now more efficient and stable in various situations.

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Download: https://github.com/Zettlr/Zettlr/releases

https://www.zettlr.com/

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Create programming scripts with this powerful tool that supports more than 130 languages and allows users to work concurrently on as many as six groups of projects.

Freeware

Changelog

    Add: plugin Sort has new option [sort] max_lines=5000 in settings/plugins.ini, to avoid almost-hanging on huge documents
    Add: Project Manager: double click switches file-tab from "preview" to "normal" style (thanks @kostyarin_)
    Add: zip plugin installer: instead of 2nd confirmation about plugin hotkeys, show single confirmation with more buttons
    Add: auto-detect XML for UTF-8 BOM too
    Add: better value of "links_regex"
    Add: API allows to register plugin events also in settings/plugins.ini
    Change: Project Manager uses plugins.ini for events, so if you have used its options "Load on program start"/"On opening GIT/SVN repo...", check these options again in config dialog
    Fix: lexer Python: regression for r- f- b-strings
    Fix: regression in "Title case", "Sentence case" commands for multi-line selections
    Fix: Emmet work was wrong after Unicode chars (thanks @d-mal)
    Fix: export to HTML: entities like ' ' were lost on export
    Fix: lexer "Search results": fixed indent-based folding
    Fix: lexer HTML: bug for '<table width=30%>'; bug for '< nottag' (thanks @Anonymoustus)

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http://www.uvviewsoft.com/cudatext/

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Whats new:>>

    if the filename that is generated from the headline of a note turns out to be empty it will now be substituted by Note.md (for #1813)
        if that file already exists in the current folder Note 1.md will be used (and so on)
    more C++11/20 keywords and some types were added to the C++ highlighter (for #120, thank you @data-man)
    there now is a context menu for note tabs which allows you to toggle the note stickiness and to close all other note tabs (for #1814)
    added more Italian, German, French translation (thank you mlocati, rakekniven, gbabin, Zack-83)

http://www.qownnotes.org/

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A highly configurable text editor built to enable efficient text editing - an improved version of the vi editor distributed with most UNIX systems.

Freeware

Whats new:>>

Fixed:

Python 3 test is old style

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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Changelog

    GUI and Functionality:

    Fixed a race condition that would cause the renderer to become completely unresponsive when creating uncomplete Zettelkasten links (e.g. [[contents] or [contents]]).
    The interactive tutorial is now also available in French (thanks to @framatophe for their translation!).
    The sidebar now shows single-citekeys (without square brackets) in the references list again.
    Added syntax highlighting modes (with keywords): Smalltalk: smalltalk/st

    Under the Hood:

    Updated dependencies:

    @zettlr/citr 1.2.0
    @clr/icons 3.1.4
    joplin-turndown 4.0.28
    citeproc 2.4.6
    electron 9.0.5
    electron-notarize 1.0.0
    mocha 8.0.1
    chalk 4.1.0
    got 11.4.0
    tippy.js 6.2.4
    moment 2.27.0
    uuid 8.2.0
    v8-compile-cache 2.1.1
    eslint 7.4.0
    eslint-plugin-import 2.22.0
    eslint-plugin-vue 7.0.0-alpha.9
    electron-devtools-installer 3.1.0
    webpack-cli 3.3.12
    uglify-js 3.10.0
    vue-loader 15.9.3
    css-loader 3.6.0
    mermaid 8.5.0

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Download: https://github.com/Zettlr/Zettlr/releases

https://www.zettlr.com/

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Fixed:

Vim9: "for" only accepts a list at compile time

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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Whats new:>>

+ add: option "carets_primitive_column_sel", which activates mode of column selection like in Sublime Text
* change: new option is "true" by default, mode of column selection is changed

http://www.uvviewsoft.com/cudatext/

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PilotEdit is a text, hex, XML, C/C++, HTML, PHP, Java, Javascript and Perl editor that can edit large files of 400GB (40 billion lines).

It offers customizable syntax and keyword highlighting, advanced search and replace operations, automatic text encoding, 256-bit AES encryption/decryption and a built-in FTP/SFTP client lets you open, edit, download and upload large files directly to/from a FTP/SFTP server.

In addition to standard text editing features, PilotEdit can compare and merge two large files of 100GB (10 billion lines). You can also sort, find/remove duplicate lines and extract strings over a large file of 1GB.

Freeware

Whats new:>>

Provides the ability to open directories

http://www.pilotedit.com/

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Whats new:>>

Fixed:

Vim9: script test fails on some systems

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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Znote is a free, elegant program meant to help you write beautifully organized Markdown documents. You can organize your texts, notes, and files even better, using the simplistic left-side widget organizer for smoothly navigating different files.

Freeware

https://znote.lagrede.fr/

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Whats new:>>

Fixed:

Text cleared by checking terminal properties not redrawn

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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"RisohEditor" is a free resource editor for Win32 development, created by Katayama Hirofumi MZ. RisohEditor realized the ideal of resource editor. "Risoh" means "ideal" in Japanese. RisohEditor can add, edit, extract, clone and remove the resource data in EXE/DLL files. You can edit Windows resources (Dialogs, Menus, Icons, Cursors, String Tables, Message Tables etc.) by using RisohEditor.

NOTICE: Please avoid installing in "C:\Program Files" or "C:\Program Files (x86)". Because the resource compiler (windres) doesn't accept space character in the file path.

Freeware

Changelog

    Flushed file contents before using it.
    Supported international Delphi DFM data.
    Inserted "Delphi DFM Settings" menu item into "Edit" menu.
    Correctly reset checksum to zero when saving file.
    Fixed a bug in which a control is shifted by 1 pixel.
    Added some waits upon file saving, for virus checker.
    Added "A Guide to RisohEditor" link to "Help" menu.

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https://katahiromz.web.fc2.com/re/en/index.html#intro

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Whats new:>>

    Scripts in the script repository are now checked for updates on application start (for #1820)
    If an update was found you'll be asked if you want to open the script update dialog
    More highlighting improvements were made in the note text edit (for #122, thank you @Waqar144)
    Added more translation (thank you manuelarodsilva, MGuerra, Gregory.K, rakekniven, unchase, mlimacarlos, richarson, Zack-83)

http://www.qownnotes.org/

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A translation editor that can process one or more JSON files at the same time, providing support for both json and namespaced-json formats.

Freeware

Changelog

    Features:

    Language support for Maltese, Dari, Burmese, Odia, Pashto
    Support .jsx/.tsx files in source code view (generic JSON)

    Fixes:

    Disabled automatic filter update while editing translation text

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