5 reasons I'm finally quitting OneNote – and what I'm replacing it with
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A personal account of switching from Microsoft OneNote to UpNote after years of use. The five main reasons for switching are: OneNote's lack of a native Linux app, slow and unreliable sync, absence of writer-focused features like Focus mode, no ability to pin or favorite notes, and limited organizational structure. UpNote addresses these with native Linux support, fast sync, Focus mode, favorites/pinning, and a Spaces organizational system. The author notes UpNote's premium plans start at $2/month or $40 for a lifetime license, while acknowledging missing features like drawing tools and math equations.
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UpNote has a native app on LinuxOneNote sync speed is still terribleUpNote has a range of writer-friendly featuresQuick access to my favorite notesNotes organization is basic in OneNote1.6K Impressions1 Comment