Mohamed Naim

This is not supposed to be about OneNote, it's about the steep raising of the price. I also have been using Evernote for many years, and to be quite honest, for most of those years anything more than $20 barely made sense my use case. But I didn't cancel simply because I didn't make time to export my old notes somewhere else and I alway thought I would go back and figure out how to better use it. I guess I'm the type that prefers paper notebooks for daily notes etc. no matter how much I try to go digital. Anyway, the point is OneNote is fine for some people. There's nothing wrong with Redmond. I'm an old Linux user and I've heard all the jokes. But the fact of the matter is Redmond of today is not Redmond of the nineties. They own Github for God sake's. Speaking of Github. That worked great for me for many years as well, and still does. Anyway, the price hike sucks. That's all I can say. I'm sure it wasn't random. I'm just glad I can live without it.

From the look of it, I'm done paying for an interface that prevents me from using my notes like I need to. I need to have a list of my notebooks quickly. Enough of this ridiculous webby look that may look "simplistic" and "clean", but this is supposed to be a tool for storing and quickly retrieving lots of notes. Looks over function is never a good idea. Use this interface for other purposes.