I just slapped my Pi 3 into the official case, put Jessie Lite on an
SD card, installed piespeakup from github, plugged-in a portable USB
power pack earphones, and my wireless USB keyboard, and I got
something that takes notes just as well as my laptop, weighs a
fraction of what the laptop does, allows me to carry a fanny pack
instead of a laptop bag, and doesn't require me to deal with a gimped,
laptop keyboard or a useless screen I can't turn off.
In short, note taking is probably one of the easiest applications of a
Raspberry Pi, especially if you're already familiar with nano, emacs,
Vi, or another text-mode text editor.
Though, if anyone has any recommendations for a pocket qwerty keyboard
suitable for thumb touch typing that doesn't have gimped navigation
keys, I wouldn't mind hearing it. Carrying around a full-sized
keyboard can be cumbersome if I'm carrying things I don't normally
carry.
--
Sincerely,
Jeffery Wright
President Emeritus, Nu Nu Chapter, Phi Theta Kappa.
Former Secretary, Student Government Association, College of the Albemarle.
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