> My main objective was being able to read my notes from a linux computer that doesn’t have access to iCloud.<p>Wouldn’t the easy way to do that be to write your notes in a email client and store them as drafts on an IMAP server?<p>That gives you fewer restrictions (as the article mentions <i>“avoid using tables and drawings (there may be other elements that are not compatible with this method)”</i>) and allows you to not only read, but also edit and write notes on your Linux computer.<p>The price you pay is an UI that has “To” and “Cc” entry fields and a “Send” button.<p>If you use an open source email client and are a developer, it shouldn’t be hard to get rid of those, too.
A couple posts after that, the author has this:<p><a href="https://ricardoanderegg.com/posts/apple-notes-to-obsidian/" rel="nofollow">https://ricardoanderegg.com/posts/apple-notes-to-obsidian/</a>