Going to need value-add for this over the already accepted boostnote thanks.

I didn't even knew Joplin existed until I bumped into this task. I have been shopping around for a markdown editor (or general-purpose editor with markdown capabilities) that I can use in Solus (currently using QOwnNotes) and would honestly love to read what is the edge of Joplin (from an user's perspective). I see that it's an Electron app, which makes it less seductive in my view but maybe it has functionalities that other don't.

@DataDrake Boostnote does look like a good application, but it appears that you can only sync with Dropbox, Also When it comes to adding something to the Repo would it be possible to just add both of them, not to mention they appear to be different apps for different uses, Joplin is more of an Evernote Alternative for tasks and notes, both markdown and otherwise. If we are going to compare however Joplin appears to add value in that you can sync with more than just Dropbox, Joplin has support for File System Sync, One Drive, One Drive Dev, Nextcloud, Owncloud, WebDAV and of course Dropbox. It also has the ability to geo-tag notes and add Photos to your notes, which Boostnote might do as well, not sure. Another added benefit is that it can all be done encrypted, the device itself does all the encrypting and decryption, Notes, passwords, anything never leaves your device without being encrypted, even when being stored on your Server in Nextcloud/owncloud Case it's encrypted, but same goes for Any other hosting service where you are storing using to sync all your data.

@pierrebonbon Yes, QOwnNotes appears to be closer to Boostnote then It would be to Joplin. and QOwnNotes does have support through and API to Connect to Nextcloud and possibly other services, but that is in plain text. Joplin you are correct does utilize Electron, but that is also I think why you have both an app for ios and android, because of, from my understanding, how easily it adapts to different platforms.

Starting to love the app. Really good FOSS alternative to evernote. U can use it as an appimage at the moment.

Except network drives for multiple providers are already supported via GNOME Online Accounts

Which is not usable from Dolphin (Plasma), Caja (MATE) or anything that is not Nautilus at the moment.

There really isn't any value add with a specific application have sync support for these vendors, when the underlying account system has it.

Having all my accounts synced in the same application instead of having to set up all of them in different places sounds good to me.

Joplin is more down-to Earth experience-I think it's the only REAL alternative to Evernote-with the advantages of you being the owner of your notes and the ability to choose with what to sync if you want.
In terms of abilities both seems to be close on paper, but in real life Joplin is very easy and standard organizing tool, while boostnote seems like heavy duty program for developers...
Given that Solus is promoted as ,,Designed for Everyone'' and also ,,designed for home computing'' it makes much more sense for it to be in the software center than boostnote.
Joplin can be easily acquired with some commands, but for everyday user that seems like out of reach.

My computers run Solus, my phone is on Android, and I think I've tried almost every possible cross-platform note-taking program that is out there. They are all either too bulky (Joplin, Turtl, etc.), or have too many features, or have specific really bad bugs (Simplenote's problems with tags), or don't synchronize.

What I came to for now is:

• Notepad for Android (tiny, simple and fast): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.diman169.notepad
• Dropsync to sync the folder with the notes: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ttxapps.dropsync
• Edit the notes on my PCs using either just a text editor or a markdown editor