Simple notes for Emacs with an efficient file-naming scheme
The Denote package for Emacs by Protesilaos Stavrou simplifies note-taking with structured file names, emphasizing predictability, flexibility, and integration with other packages. It promotes clear naming conventions and customizable workflows.
Read original articleThe Denote package for Emacs, developed by Protesilaos Stavrou, offers a simple and efficient way to take notes with a structured file-naming system. It focuses on predictability, composability, portability, flexibility, and hackability. Denote streamlines the creation and linking of files, not limited to notes, making filtering and retrieval easier. It provides features for renaming files, maintaining a consistent naming convention, and integrating with other Emacs packages. Denote's design principles emphasize clear and descriptive file names, portability of plain text notes, and flexibility in note-taking methodologies. Users can create notes using various commands, customize prompts, and manage keywords efficiently. Denote's code base is designed for easy customization and intervention by users of different expertise levels. The package aims to enhance the user's workflow without imposing strict methodologies. Denote's documentation includes detailed instructions on installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and extending its functionalities.
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