Linux command
keepnote 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Start KeepNote
keepnote
Open notebook
keepnote [notebook_path]
Open specific page
keepnote [notebook_path] --page [page_id]
说明
KeepNote is a desktop note-taking application that organizes notes into hierarchical, tree-structured notebooks with rich text formatting support. Notes can contain styled text, images, hyperlinks, and file attachments, making it suitable for research documentation, journaling, and technical notes. The GTK-based interface presents a familiar three-pane layout with a notebook tree, page list, and editor. Notebooks are stored on disk as directories of HTML files and associated resources, which makes them easy to back up, version control, or browse outside of the application. Each note is a self-contained HTML document, so the data format remains accessible even without KeepNote installed. The application is written in Python and supports full-text search across all notes within a notebook.
参数
- --page _ID_
- Open specific page.
- --version
- Show version.
- --help
- Display help information.
FAQ
What is the keepnote command used for?
KeepNote is a desktop note-taking application that organizes notes into hierarchical, tree-structured notebooks with rich text formatting support. Notes can contain styled text, images, hyperlinks, and file attachments, making it suitable for research documentation, journaling, and technical notes. The GTK-based interface presents a familiar three-pane layout with a notebook tree, page list, and editor. Notebooks are stored on disk as directories of HTML files and associated resources, which makes them easy to back up, version control, or browse outside of the application. Each note is a self-contained HTML document, so the data format remains accessible even without KeepNote installed. The application is written in Python and supports full-text search across all notes within a notebook.
How do I run a basic keepnote example?
Run `keepnote` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --page _ID_ do in keepnote?
Open specific page.