latex-yearly-planner VS supernote-planner

They work great. This one is my favorite that I've found (it's free).

Latex Yearly Planner

I'm so glad that y'all have created multi-page PDF templates that preserve the internal links, that's awesome. I loved the idea of these planners but found them not that useful because I couldn't link out to notes from the day, papers I was reading, etc. But not I get its full functionality and the ability to link to any other note! I'm likely to start using it heavily now as a planner/journal. Awesome update!

I'm currently using this one: https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner/releases

Also is there a comprehensive list of template repos? For instance: https://github.com/fharper/awesome-supernote https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner https://supernote-templates.mostlyuseful.tech/

If it's the one I'm thinking of (https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner) then in addition to the one notes page per day, there is also 114 extra notes pages at the back (click "All notes" on any daily page). If that's still not enough, the project is open source; if you want to experiment a bit I'm sure you could get it to generate a second notes page for each day.

https://github.com/innocenat/supernote-planner (has pre-built planners and you can generate your own)

I tried https://github.com/innocenat/supernote-planner and everything works except for the right three tabs on the bottom of the screen.

Some big PDFs (the Supernote Planner that is huge) have linking problems. I think it is the location on the screen that the Kindle software is capturing for something else, but has anyone gotten the lists, notes, and events working on https://github.com/innocenat/supernote-planner ?

I use my own PDF planner which I published here: https://github.com/innocenat/supernote-planner Since I use A6X, I don't want to lose any more space than I need to, hence some design decision that is very specific to the current Supernote's UI.