Tomboy vs Notezilla : Which is Better?

Tomboy

Tomboy is a desktop note-taking application for Linux, Unix, Windows, and Mac OS X. Developed by Alex Graveley

License: Open Source

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux BSD

Notezilla is a sticky notes app for Windows. Developed by Conceptworld Corporation

License: Commercial

Apps available for Windows Online Android iPhone Android Tablet

Feature	Tomboy	Notezilla
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
Collaborative
Skinnable
Android Sync
Auto-saving
Checklists
Clean design
Compatible with touchscreen
Drag n drop
Goal Tracking
Import from Google Reader
Sync with iCloud
iPhone/iPod sync
Kanban boards
Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
Lightweight
List management
Note organization
Optimized for Windows
Password encryption
Periodic reminders
Real time collaboration
Recurring tasks
Sync across Devices
Sync between devices
Sits in the System Tray
Tag based
Task assignments
Task Management
Text formatting
Timer for tasks
Content Filtering
Privacy focused
Alexa integration
Dropbox integration
Favorites
Gamification
Visual bookmarks
Bookmarks
Category filters