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I'm using ownNotes to write .markdown (which is the proper extension for it, not .md) files on ownCloud, which are then further processed into a blog using Pelican.
Therefore I need the filename extensions to be intact.
Currently ownNotes adds .txt to whatever the user enters in the first line of the note.
This in turn changes e.g. ownnotes-test.markdown into ownnotes-test.markdown.txt, which messes things up for me.
What's more, ownNotes sometimes shows the extension and sometimes not — this adds further confusion.
In order of my preference, here are some solutions:
actually show and use the full filename (preferably in a separate field or with a line drawn between or something visual);
add to options which file extension to use (e.g. .txt, .markdown, .note, custom);
just change the hardcoded settings to append .markdown instead of .txt.