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Zim – A Hierarchical Notes Application
- solarkraft 7y ago> Pages are stored in a folder structure, like in an outliner, and can have attachments. I wish this model worked for me, but the concept of "pages" just doesn't. I would immediately get into a situation in which I'd need a sub-page for an aside. Is this a problem for anyone else? I am currently using Dynalist to solve this, but very annoyed by its proptietary nature. Is there any free software that successfully implements this "infinite outline" approach?
- miccah 7y agoI've actually never encountered that issue, but because Zim is a wiki style editor, you could create links to different pages for asides. It's still another page, but at least it can be all grouped together. I have found Zim to be a great tool for note taking and creating a personal knowledge base. I can create a link to a more detailed explanation from any page if needed, or write down examples separate from theory.