It more minimalistic than MiniNote, and in some ways more attractive. Tot is another quick notes app that is accessed from the menu bar.
#MININOTE LOST PRO#
MiniNote has a free version and pro version ($4.99), and it can be downloaded from the Mac App Store, and it also has an iOS version. Like I said, the main reason for liking and using it is for the floating window. You can also assign a hotkey for creating a new note, as well as changing the interface to dark mode. You can also set to have the MiniNote window automatically disappear as soon as your cursor leaves the interface. MiniNote does allow for formatting text and sharing text to other apps like Notes, Messages, Reminders, Drafts, etc. MiniNote is for quickly jotting notes and accessing them without the hassle of waiting for the application to open. MiniNote does not have all the features and folder hierarchies found in other notebook applications, but that’s not its purpose. Especially when typing on my 21” iMac, I don’t want to have to keep looking up at the menu bar area as I type.īecause the floating window can be triggered with a keyboard shortcut, it means I can use my assigned BetterTouchTool finger gesture or a Keyboard Maestro string trigger to quickly open the floating window. The application is accessed from the menu bar, but it also allows for using a keyboard shortcut to open it.īut the number one reason I use MiniNote is because it opens in a floating window, instead of remaining attached to the top of the menu bar.įor me, the floating window is very important because it means I can put the notes window where I best view and type in it. I’ve been using MiniNote for several years now. In this article, I will compare both apps and explain why though I find Tot a very well designed app, I choose to stick with MiniNote instead. But recently iConFactory released Tot, which they call a tiny text companion. To my knowledge, there are not too many quick note apps like MiniNote. While there are several notebook applications for the Mac, including the default macOS Notes app, I use FlipLab’s MiniNote for typing or pasting content that I will eventually delete or transfer to another notes app for later referencing. The export format of 3D is step, which is popular in many CAD software.Like many writers, I use several note apps for various purposes, but I rely on one quick note app called MiniNote Pro, which I think is the best quick note app for the Mac. Attached image comes from search engine, regarding an engine design with FreeCAD. You can find many free resources and designs available. I used FreeCAD v1.3 to design the 3D enclosure. By open source 3D design, we can encourage communities from 3D design, ID and artists to join us to make the design into products quickly.
E-Badge project offers a complete open source design, from firmware, software, and 3D design for enclosure, mini shields for hardware customization (like Arduino does). A complete electronics without external power or battery. The system could running without any power sources.
If the system can integrated other energy harvesting technologies like RFID, Qi charger, solor cell. The candidate applications are ESL, e-badge, luggage badge, tags and other industrial applications. Other suppliers like SONY, is losing its share.Īs a result, EPD has to find other applications which must be low power consumption, low refresh rate. So far, only Amazon's kindle is making money, with rich online ebook resources. I agree with that point partly.įrom view of marketing, EPD's killer application is E-book reader, which was killed by iPad and Pad.
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