I use xournal++ for notes and math stuff. Have looked at rnote as well but haven't really dove in and tried it thoroughly.
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+1 For xournal++. That is what I usually use for annotating slides and drawing with my wacom tablet.
Xournal++ for sure
I haven't tried with a drawing tablet but I like excalidraw a lot for planning things out like my homelab layout or bases in games. I installed the excalidraw container on my server just so I have my own instance always available
Storyboarder ( but I haven't tried it yet ) it seems geared towards 2D animators
rnote is really slick. Haven't used it thoroughly, though. The default recommendation is xournal++,which is a bit more old-school, but still very good.
Maybe Logseq? It also has a whiteboard function for drawing diagrams and stuff.
The last time I tried it, it wasn't Logseqs' flag ship feature for sure, but as an addition to an already great note taking software, it was good.
My professor uses Openboard and it's look really good