Also the way data are stored in the computer can be deduced/found in the code, allowing to make exportation/importation to other software easier.
With open-source software I'm at least sure to be able to continue running the latest software version on my own, and a community can start to take over and maintain it. If one day the company has to close, you may be stuck without access to your data. The open-source side is important for me because the data accumulated in these software is really valuable. I have taken ReadCube into consideration, but quickly dismissed it because A) there is not Linux support and B) it is not open source. Ctrl-S to save the annotation to file (otherwise stored somewhere in the user home file).Īll these are open source software and are available on Linux! Straightforward use, nice annotations tools (F6 to open, double click items to make them permanent). Okular ( ) For reading and annotating PDF.
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And the killer feature: It is able to extract what you electronically annotated on the PDF (Highlights, comments)!! It also rename PDFs with the pattern you want. Zotfile ( ) An Zotero extension that monitor the download folder to let you attach downloaded PDF to existing entries. It also allow to sync between computer up to 300M, and extending the storage is quite cheap. You can then copy citation directly from zotero, generate a bibtex file, or use libreoffice extension. When you are on a paper's webpage, clicking on the button extracts its information, its PDF (if available) and do a capture of the webpage and store everything structured. Available as standalone app with multiple browser extension, or directly integrated into firefox. Zotero ( ) A software that allows you to easily keep references to academic papers right from your browser.
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