The open source xournal is what I use. It also lets you annotates PDF files, by using them as a background instead of the more normal blank, lined, or gridded. Very similar is gournal
There are also the java apps in the same space: jarnal and notelab
Try the ones that work on your platform and see which you like. I don't believe any do handwriting recognition, which is a shame, but they all seem to be pretty usable.
While it's not exactly a note taking tool, I create my notes using OpenOffice and save them in my Dropbox folder so that they're available on every pc I log into. It then syncs those notes onto every PC you have it set up on.
I've always used Notepad for quick stuff. From Microsoft:
To create a log file in Notepad: 1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, and then click Notepad. 2. Type .LOG on the first line, and then press ENTER to move to the next line. 3. On the File menu, click Save As, type a descriptive name for your file in the File > name box, and then click OK. When you next open the file, note that the date and time have been appended to the end of the log, immediately preceding the place where new text > can be added. You can use this functionality to automatically add the current date and time to each log entry.
好吧，我应该重新考虑 Evernote。 因为它有一个公共 API，所以它并不是一个有围墙的花园，我不介意“锁定供应商”的事情:) Evernote API
Well, I should reconsider Evernote. As it has a public API it's not that much of a walled garden and I wooudn't mind the "locked to vendor" thingie :) Evernote API
It is open source, available for multiple platforms and there is no lock-in, because the files are accessible with other text editors (except when encrypting with the built-in mechanism, but that would be deliberate lock-in).
Drawbacks: It might have some slight disadvantage in ease of use and is not really able do handle filetypes other than text.
I usually use a mix of a spreadsheet program (export to csv in event of lock-in fear) and a plain text editor, with one file per project, or a folder for projects with more notes. I usually use a sheet of paper as quick notes, but always commit all notes to disk before allowing more than a full-single sided sheet of paper to be filled.
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笔和纸。
Pen and paper.
尝试使用一个文件tiddlywiki，您甚至可以获得共享托管这里。
Try the one file tiddlywiki for which you can get even shared hosting here.
使用文本编辑器并另存为文本文件。 保证无任何锁定。
Use a text editor and save as a text file. Guaranteed no lock-in whatsoever.
我使用的是开源的xournal。 它还允许您使用 PDF 文件作为背景而不是更常见的空白、线条或网格来注释 PDF 文件。 非常相似的是 gournal
在同一空间中也有 java 应用程序： jarnal 和 notelab
尝试在您的平台上运行的那些，看看您喜欢哪个。 我不相信有手写识别功能，这很遗憾，但它们似乎都非常有用。
The open source xournal is what I use. It also lets you annotates PDF files, by using them as a background instead of the more normal blank, lined, or gridded. Very similar is gournal
There are also the java apps in the same space: jarnal and notelab
Try the ones that work on your platform and see which you like. I don't believe any do handwriting recognition, which is a shame, but they all seem to be pretty usable.
Evernote 不会强迫您被锁定。您可以将所有笔记导出为纯文本或 HTML。
Evernote doesn't force you to be locked in. You can export all your notes as plain text or HTML.
(或其他使用 vim 的个人 Wiki 系统，只需 google 即可）。
全程纯文本...
(Or another personal Wiki system with vim, just google it).
Plain text all the way...
FreeMind 思维导图编辑器
FreeMind mind mapping editor
如果您详细说明一下您希望从笔记工具中获得哪些功能，可能会有所帮助。
具有大纲模式的 Emacs 是一种选择。
It might help a little bit if you elaborated a little on what features you want from a note-taking tool.
Emacs with outline-mode is one option.
虽然它不完全是一个笔记工具，但我使用 OpenOffice 创建笔记并将它们保存在我的 Dropbox 文件夹中，以便它们在我登录的每台电脑上都可用。 然后，它将这些笔记同步到您设置的每台电脑上。
或者，您可以使用 Google 文档。
While it's not exactly a note taking tool, I create my notes using OpenOffice and save them in my Dropbox folder so that they're available on every pc I log into. It then syncs those notes onto every PC you have it set up on.
Alternately, you can use Google Docs.
我一直使用记事本来快速处理事情。 来自微软：
它很简单，但仅适用于 Windows > 2k。
您还应该查看您用什么来记笔记作为开发人员。
I've always used Notepad for quick stuff. From Microsoft:
It's simple, but only works with Windows > 2k.
You should also check out What do you use to keep notes as a developer.
笔和一个漂亮的 Moleskine 笔记本
Pen and a nice Moleskine Notebook
记事本和/或 VI
Notepad and/or VI
好吧，我应该重新考虑 Evernote。 因为它有一个公共 API，所以它并不是一个有围墙的花园，我不介意“锁定供应商”的事情:)
Evernote API
Well, I should reconsider Evernote. As it has a public API it's not that much of a walled garden and I wooudn't mind the "locked to vendor" thingie :)
Evernote API
这里又给 Vim 投了一票。
它是开源的，可用于多个平台，并且没有锁定，因为这些文件可以使用其他文本编辑器访问（除非使用内置机制加密，但这将是故意锁定）。
缺点：
它在易用性方面可能有一些轻微的缺点，并且实际上无法处理文本以外的文件类型。
One more vote here for Vim.
It is open source, available for multiple platforms and there is no lock-in, because the files are accessible with other text editors (except when encrypting with the built-in mechanism, but that would be deliberate lock-in).
Drawbacks:
It might have some slight disadvantage in ease of use and is not really able do handle filetypes other than text.
“TodoPaper 是一款简单、轻量且易于使用的 Windows 待办事项列表应用程序。” 而且它基于纯文本文件。
"TodoPaper is a simple, lightweight, and easy to use to-do list application for Windows." plus it's based on plain txt files.
我通常混合使用电子表格程序（在担心锁定的情况下导出到 csv）和纯文本编辑器，每个项目一个文件，或者一个用于包含更多注释的项目的文件夹。 我通常使用一张纸作为快速笔记，但总是先将所有笔记写入磁盘，然后再允许填写一张完整的单面纸。
I usually use a mix of a spreadsheet program (export to csv in event of lock-in fear) and a plain text editor, with one file per project, or a folder for projects with more notes. I usually use a sheet of paper as quick notes, but always commit all notes to disk before allowing more than a full-single sided sheet of paper to be filled.
我基于 python 和 html 编辑器构建了一个，它对我来说效果很好，你可以从 github 获取它： MyNote，它看起来像：
I build one based on python and html editor, it works well for me, you can get it from github: MyNote, it loos like:
