Tomboy vs Turtl : 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
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Turtl
Turtl lets you take notes, bookmark websites, and store documents for sensitive projects. From sharing passwords with your coworkers to tracking research on an article you're writing, Turtl keeps it all safe from everyone but you and those you share with. Developed by Lyon Bros. Enterprises, LLC
License: Open Source
Tomboy VS Turtl Feature comparision
| Feature | Tomboy | Turtl |
|---|---|---|
| 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 | ||
| Client side encryption | ||
| Collaborative | ||
| End-to-end encryption | ||
| Password encryption | ||
| AES encryption | ||
| Android Sync | ||
| Data portability | ||
| File sharing | ||
| List management | ||
| Real time collaboration | ||
| Save Attachments | ||
| Security & Privacy | ||
| Sharable lists | ||
| Sync between devices | ||
| Tagging | ||
| To do lists | ||
| WebExtenion |
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