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any of those which would just support hyperlinking between documents? that's really the only functionality I need I might have to resort to org-mode, although

• contravariant 6y ago
  Org-mode is extensive, but each constituent part is not necessarily complex. You can also use use emacs to edit markdown in a quasi-org-mode style. Meaning you can collapse headings globally with shift-tab (which cycles through all hidden, outline visible, all visible), or locally with tab (which similarly cycles through all hidden, outline, all visible). Edit: looks like markdown-mode also supports wiki-links between files. That should give you more or less what you want.
• bachmeier 6y ago
  Joplin might do what you want, but it's not exactly light, and it's intended for markdown. If you really want just plain text, Fossil might be your best choice. Literally no setup, comes with a wiki, supports hyperlinking and wiki-style page creation, and you can use the minimalist wiki syntax described here: https://fossil-scm.org/home/wiki_rules https://fossil-scm.org/home/wiki_rules And you can create pages in a text editor and add them to the wiki at the command line if you want.