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Personally I use vimwiki. It stores everything in plaintext files that I can search, keep track of in git, and also comes with quite a few useful features for b
by stevenleeg 8y ago
Personally I use vimwiki. It stores everything in plaintext files that I can search, keep track of in git, and also comes with quite a few useful features for building articles.
The main downside, as someone else has mentioned here with org-mode, is the lack of a good mobile editor. This is something I’ve wanted to find time to fix for years but still haven’t had a chance.
- spicytunacone 8y agoHow are you currently viewing/editing your wiki on mobile? I sync to a server with vim and vimwiki installed and on my phone I just mosh[0] in. I don't generally do extensive editing on the go, though. Did the solution you have in mind include a specialized editor for touchscreens? [0]: https://mosh.org/ https://mosh.org/
- timokau 8y agoI recently started using Markor for that purpose. While it wasn't built as a vimwiki client, it is good enough for my purposes. Some info at https://github.com/gsantner/markor/issues/317 https://github.com/gsantner/markor/issues/317.