Option to transfer txt file to Kompakt?

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Is there a way to transfer simple txt file to Kompakt (from mac)? I would like to add some shopping list and some simple remainders. Let me know.

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@beyondgravity Which app would you use to open it?

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I currently use google keep; but I am looking for a simple way to transfer a txt file. I tried using mudita center; but it only allows PDF; but I want an ability to edit in the fly in Kompakt. So some form or any form of txt file or notes interface would be of great help.

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You have Google Keep on Mudita Kompakt & it works? I’m not a Mac user, so I may not be able to offer the best advice on this. However, for Windows, I would just transfer the file through Windows Explorer. I’m not sure if something like this is possible in Mac.

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Notes app could perhaps be combined with txt file support for export/import/share

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@beyondgravity If you’re ok with 3rd party apps, try Simplenote. You can also use it as a MacOS app or you can just use it in the browser on your Mac.

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Thank you/. This app works nicely in Kompakt. I can dictate to my smart devices to google keep and move it to this app. Since typing in Kompakt is painful, it will be good to have some native way to transfer notes to notes app. I will hide the native app. So that it does not clutter

Kompakt misses some basic things for modern life. It needs native support of Spotify, UBER, some notes etc.

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I don’t agree that mudita needs native support for Spotify and Uber. Many large and small artists including their listeners are actively boycotting and abandoning Spotify. In my city, more people are returning to local car services because they are cheaper and pay drivers a significantly higher rate per ride. There are more than enough options for e-ink and/or “dumb” phones that also support Spotify, Uber, and other google services.

The priority should be supporting open standards first. Importing/exporting plain text files with the stock notes application is a good example of this type of support. Including codecs for common/open audio codecs is another good example.

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