Although in case of Redmine this involves sharing via email this is possible with all tools, using tags too. a found web site or some YouTube video or while reading something, epub or pdf. This should be done easily, should be possible on the go with my mobile, from any computer everywhere and in various contexts, e.g. Besides not wanting to spend my time servicing my computer(s) or my servers (which is why I switched to a MacBook long time ago and which leads to thinking very hard about switching to an iPad) Redmine is just too powerful and complex for me. myself) - which is a very impressive tool and with some plugins can do virtually everything - to something ready made seems to be much more adequate to my life than in former times. Redmine on my own server (installing, configuring, updating etc. I am getting older (and lost some hair already being 64 not so far away): more and more I like to use simple, beautiful tools. I will not include Evernote as I never got close to it, but I am interested in your opinion. I’ll try to detail my main requirements and will compare these four candidates. Apple Notes has got many improvements lately, widely unknown (to me at least). So just for my needs I evaluated and compared Redmine, Notion, Apple Notes and Onenote.
I want to write about these few criteria. I, restarting my professional life in a few weeks, rechecked my toolbox and was surprised: some criteria have changed fundamentally and a few have turned out to be crucial for me. This article could have been named “Notion vs Apple Notes vs Onenote vs Redmine” but it is no thorough comparison: this are very capable applications, each of them living in a different ecosystem, each with impressive strengths and some weaknesses.
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