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Joplin como alternativa Linux a Google Keep
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Nuestra opinión
Joplin is a good replacement for Google Keep if you prioritize privacy, local control, and long-term data ownership over simplicity and real-time collaboration. It covers core note-taking and to-do list needs with strong Markdown support, end-to-end encryption, and reliable sync via third-party services. However, it’s less intuitive for casual users and lacks Google Keep’s quick-share and real-time collaboration features. Best for Linux users who want a self-hosted, open-source alternative and don’t rely heavily on sharing or Google’s ecosystem.
- Licencia
- AGPL-3.0-or-later
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 3.7.21 (25 de septiembre de 2026)
- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Both support text notes, to-do lists, and reminders
- Notes can be color-coded and organized with tags
- Image attachments are supported, with OCR available via plugins or external tools
- Available on mobile and desktop platforms
- Sync across devices with encryption
Lo que cambia
- Joplin lacks built-in real-time collaboration and sharing features
- No native voice note support like Google Keep
- Interface is more complex, less focused on speed and simplicity
- Reminders are less integrated with calendar systems
- OCR for images is not built-in by default
Abrir tus archivos de Google Keep
Google Keep does not allow direct export of notes in standard formats like Markdown or HTML, making bulk migration difficult. Third-party tools exist to scrape or extract Keep data, but support is limited and unreliable. Joplin cannot directly import Google Keep files because no official export format exists. Migration usually involves manual copying or using unofficial scripts, which may not preserve all metadata or formatting.
Pasar de Google Keep a Joplin, paso a paso
- Use a third-party tool or script to extract notes from Google Keep
- Convert exported notes to Markdown format
- Import the Markdown files into Joplin using its import function
- Manually recreate tags or notebooks to match your old organization
- Set up sync with Dropbox, Nextcloud, or another supported service
Funciones clave de Joplin
- Notas basadas en Markdown con vista previa en vivo
- Jerarquía de cuadernos y sistema de etiquetas
- Importación desde Evernote (.enex) y Markdown plano
- Sincronización vía Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV o carpeta local
- Extensiones Web Clipper para Firefox y Chrome
- Opción de encriptación de extremo a extremo
- Clientes de escritorio, terminal y móvil
- Exportación a PDF, HTML o Markdown crudo
Cómo instalar Joplin en Linux
flatpak install flathub net.cozic.joplin_desktopPreguntas frecuentes
Can Joplin sync with Google Drive?
No, Joplin does not support Google Drive sync. Use Dropbox, OneDrive, Nextcloud, or WebDAV instead.
Does Joplin support rich text editing?
No, Joplin uses Markdown only. You edit in plain text with live preview, not WYSIWYG.
Is end-to-end encryption enabled by default?
No, you must manually enable E2EE in settings and set a password to encrypt notes.
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