Leafpad VS Tomboy Feature comparision
| Feature | Leafpad | Tomboy |
|---|---|---|
| Drag n drop | ||
| Lightweight | ||
| Graphical interface | ||
| Simple text editor | ||
| Text editing | ||
| Automatic link generation | ||
| Local Storage | ||
| Notetaking | ||
| Symbolic links | ||
| Todos | ||
| Wiki | ||
| Share notes | ||
| Works Offline | ||
| Photo notes | ||
| Sync on many devices | ||
| Hierarchical structure | ||
| Visual Organization | ||
| Handwritten Notes | ||
| Web clipper | ||
| Cloud sync | ||
| MarkDown support | ||
| Search by tags | ||
| Protected by Password | ||
| End-to-End Encryption | ||
| Encrypted Notes | ||
| Wiki-like interface | ||
| Export to HTML | ||
| Export to LaTeX | ||
| File Versioning | ||
| Infinite hierarchical depth | ||
| Tree structure | ||
| Support for Android Things | ||
| Cross page linking | ||
| Internal links | ||
| WYSIWYG Support | ||
| Business-wiki | ||
| Support for Multiple Users | ||
| Multi-user editing | ||
| Customizable | ||
| Emacs integration | ||
| Web-Based | ||
| Command line interface |
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