Will Quiver support the newly launch ARM based macbook?

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Will Quiver support the newly launch ARM based macbook? #1458

Open liweijian opened 3 years ago

liweijian commented 3 years ago

Just curious

andrii-pez commented 3 years ago

carlhung commented 3 years ago

oliversteiner commented 3 years ago

runrunrirun commented 3 years ago

It will support it in emulation just like any other Intel binary. I'd say it's unlikely we'll ever see another release of this except for anything needed to keep it in the App Store, ylian hasn't even responded to bug reports here for almost a year.

regismesquita commented 3 years ago

that is sad, I was about to buy the software, but lack of support is a deal breaker... any suggestion of similar tools?

carlhung commented 3 years ago

Joplin. You can export markdown directly to from quiver to Joplin. Joplin is open source. I think quiver was modified from Joplin. They look so alike

regismesquita commented 3 years ago

I ended up going with Joplin, it is really good, it was missing a feature that I wanted (JSON prettify) but I was able to quickly create a plugin to do it.

liweijian commented 3 years ago

@regismesquita Joplin sounds good, but it seems that they don't support image size like xx.jpg =100x100 in Quiver.

carlhung commented 3 years ago

@regismesquita Joplin sounds good, but it seems that they don't support image size like xx.jpg =100x100 in Quiver.

I just tried, it can.

<img src=":/d2f4155be8b74a2fbbfe841934e2b319" alt="c16ec6d2-bc86-493e-82f1-4f3a050ee4b2.jpeg" width="277" height="107">

liweijian commented 3 years ago

@carlhung I know the html tag works in this way, I mean the markdown syntax won't work.

Say, I have thousands notes which contain tag like this:

![IMAGE](quiver-image-url/B2E6F648C00C83050A73791339D3BABE.jpg =250x2280)

The first thing is we might not easy to convert the exists notes to this syntax, since ![91565d83f6ecf7ed6b8696d7bdd2f860.png](:/XXX) needs a uniq id XXX

The second thing is when we need to add image to the notebook and resize the image, we'll have to convert the ![xxx.jpg]() to the <img... format manually, meanwhile in Quiver, it would be just a peace of cake.

carlhung commented 3 years ago

i dont know what you mean. I don't really care. as I can resize in the markdown doing like this way.

carlhung commented 3 years ago

you can either stick with Quiver or change the way using markdown.

carlhung commented 3 years ago

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14675913/changing-image-size-in-markdown