NoteME
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Series: | MEOS essentials |
Type: | Plain text editor |
Platforms: | MEOS |
Release Date: | May 2019 |
NoteME is a plain text editor for MEOS that can save files in any plain text format, and is used for writing and reading files accessible by the OS. The app can write only externally and not within the OS's local files, but can read external and local files without an issue.
Features

NoteME's main feature is to be able to write and modify text on the screen. The text editor is given a big space while the options are either on the top or the bottom. The default font is Gadugi, and the default font size is twenty four to provide easy readability to anyone using the app. The "New File" option clears the text pane, and "Font -" and "Font +" options easily increment the font size to those using a touch screen.
NoteME can read files from any directory (local or external) while it can only write to external locations. The internal local files cannot be modified as they are considered resources within the OS, and thus only readable to the user as modifying internal files is not possible.
History

NoteME is one of the first applications developed for MEOS to a stable state, as early as the 0.0.13 build. Its intended purpose was mostly for testing and figuring out how reading and writing works with Unity, the software the OS was constructed with.
In version 0.0.58, one of the main goals was to make all applications that could be windowed into windowed format. NoteME was one of the most important contenders, as the goal was to be able to have multiple open at a time, and not be limited to a full screen application. In addition to also being prioritized for a heavy visual interface overhaul, NoteME gained its new windowed look around April of 2025.
External Links
- ME-OS on the Steam store (with demo)
- ME-OS Official Website
- ME-OS Discord Server
- ME-OS Community Hub on Steam
- ME-OS Subreddit
Trivia
- NoteME is the first utility successfully implemented to full functionality on the OS