Cherrytree linux archive#
Cherrytree linux software#
Cherrytree linux code#

* codeboxes handling: boxes of automatically highlighted text into normal rich text * simple tables handling (cells with plain text), cut/copy/paste row, import/export as csv file * lists handling (bulleted, numbered, to-do and switch between them, multiline with shift+enter)

* images handling: insertion in the text, edit (resize/rotate), save as png file * syntax highlighting (only when the rich text is disabled in the current node) * rich text (foreground color, background color, bold, italic, underline, strike-through, small, h1 and h2)

Cherrytree linux code#

Going to Preferences > Simple text and code we can define both the command useful to start a session on a command window, and the commands that Cherrytree will use for each single type of code.Cherrytree is an hierarchical note taking application, featuring rich text and syntax highlighting, storing data in a single xml or sqlite file. To be precise, the block that comes integrated with the key combination Ctrl+Alt+C.įor each single language it is possible to define a command that Cherrytree executes to execute the code contained within the block we want to execute. The execution of the codeĪs just mentioned, Cherrytree allows you to execute the code contained in a block.

Cherrytree linux archive#

This means that if I start a new node that is growing more and more, I can separate it from the initial archive making it a separate project.įacilitates the writing of any type of note, with image insertion, formatting with key combinations, and allows you to execute the code written inside to test it.

Cherrytree linux software#

The genius of this software is to be able to transform a single node into a separate project by exporting it to a separate file. ctd is an xml file, whose initial opening is immediate but is designed for small projects, as each modification involves the rewriting of the entire file, making saving slow in the case of large dimensions.Its initial opening is not immediate but it is perfect for the management of large projects as each change modifies the single record of the entire archive making saving quickly There are no folders or collections, there are only our notes (called nodes) which can have infinite child-nodes. The conception of the notes is slightly different from that of Evenote or Paper. I have no saving limits, I have no limits of synchronized machines, I have no limits in case of network failure. With Cherrytree instead I save my archive file on my cloud, on my nas, or on my pendrive that I can transfer from computer to computer.

With Evernote there is the possibility to synchronize the account offline with the client for Windows, but I have a limit of machines for synchronization. It is a notes manager, an archive, which at first glance seems to be a clone of Evernote, but using it we realize that in reality it is much more advanced, practical and easy, with the great convenience that the whole workspace is saved to a local file. Yes, because as long as there is internet everything is fine, but if at that moment THE PROBLEM occurs but the company connection does not go outside, you cannot connect to your cloud service and you have to waste hours when you could lose 2 minutes thanks to the your note that you cannot reach at that momentĬherrytree is my salvation.