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Good Linux note taking app with stylus support for hand writing?
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Obsidian with the Excalidraw plug-in is very good, as you can also integrate non-handwritten notes, convert handwriting to text etc. !
I believe Logseq also has this built-in via Tldraw integration and it's fully FOSS which I dig.
I've just started playing with this myself, it's quite good.
I read your post without the this and it made me snort.
Lol, poor phrasing on my part.
Holy shit how have I not heard of that plugin yet, that's awesome. Yet another point in Obsidian's favor, at least for me