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Zim Wiki is great for this. Even has a web server built in if you want to go that route. QOwnNotes is good, as well as many editors like Notable or Joplin. If
by bachmeier 8y ago
Zim Wiki is great for this. Even has a web server built in if you want to go that route.
QOwnNotes is good, as well as many editors like Notable or Joplin.
If you want to use a wiki like dokuwiki or pmwiki, you can run a webserver on localhost like this:
php -S localhost:8001
You don't need a web server like Apache if you want to run a wiki on your local machine. All the options I've listed above store your data as plain text files and you can therefore use version control.
- eitland 8y ago> If you want to use a wiki like dokuwiki or pmwiki, you can run a webserver on localhost like this: php -S localhost:8001 That's a really nifty idea! (Also second dokuwiki, it is probably the most useful and least annoying wiki I know of.)