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Interesting! Tiddlywiki with all of it's plugins, tags, search amd markdown support is still preferable to me. It is even more crossplatform as it works locally
by fsiefken 6y ago
Interesting! Tiddlywiki with all of it's plugins, tags, search amd markdown support is still preferable to me. It is even more crossplatform as it works locally in my Quest as well (termux webdav rb script)
- mcint 6y agoWhat is your current setup? I quite happily and successfully used MPTW to manage work knowledge, tasks, and context for 2 years. Between leaving the related job and the odious save workarounds for pre-TW5 wikis, I stopped using it. I've made multiple multi-hour attempts to find a workable TW5 configuration, with both the TW5 legacy plugin and searching for replacement plugins.
- ahnick 6y agoNot sure if you have run across NoteSelf (https://noteself.org/ https://noteself.org/) before, but it is basically TiddlyWiki + PouchDb. Maybe that would be a workable solution for you?
- fsiefken 6y agohi mcint, i use the DIY ruby script for a poor man's webdav server (there is IIS webdav, Apache or Caddy webdav, but they are more involved): https://gist.github.com/jimfoltz/ee791c1bdd30ce137bc23cce826096da https://gist.github.com/jimfoltz/ee791c1bdd30ce137bc23cce826... For sync I use syncthing. Syncthing and ruby work on Android and/or Termux respectively. So sometimes I like to browse / lookup my TW5 from a multitab VR environment, my android phone or my desktop