I'm sold on the zettelkasten method. I've tried zim, cherrynotes, trilium... I've found two things that matter most for me: 1/ you need an editor where typing

I'm sold on the zettelkasten method. I've tried zim, cherrynotes, trilium... I've found two things that matter most for me: 1/ you need an editor where typing latency is low. Below 10ms. Otherwise you will get in a bad mood and make more mistakes. Electron apps need not apply 2/ creating, linking, and finding notes must be fast On top of that, it must be future proof. I've found the ideal solution in howl (howl.io). This is a text editor, built in moonscript and with sane default. Typing latency is 6ms, faster than anything else I could find (on linux, non compositing window manager) The trick for liking (in markdown) is autocompletion. It will autocomplete based on all buffers open. My trick is to run :exec ls (list of files in the project directory) and leave this buffer open. Then ctrl space will autocomplete filenames. The rest is trivial. Oh God, Howl deserves so much praise. I hope it gets picked up on HN one day. It's only missing a tiny push, having a community around it would be amazing.