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There's also a similar project buku (https://github.com/jarun/buku https://github.com/jarun/buku). I've been using buku for a while given its mature ecosystem a
by rounakdatta 6y ago
There's also a similar project buku (https://github.com/jarun/buku https://github.com/jarun/buku). I've been using buku for a while given its mature ecosystem around decoupled search-and-viz server, fantastic browser extension, easy browser importing, rich meta-information management et al. The buku server ideally would make sense to be local, and there enters LinkAce.
Although I believe LinkAce has slightly different goals than buku, more around preservability and portability :)
- m000 6y agoBuku is great, but the browser extension still feels barebones (unless I've missed anything). I'm particularly bugged by the complete lack of auto-completion. E.g. when I tag a new bookmark as #devel, I would like to be offered suggestions for additional tags, based on my existing bookmarks. Possible suggestions to #devel would be #documentation, #api reference, #python, #javascript, #c etc. Similar for searching using tags. Moreover, auto-completion suggestions would save you from having to define and remember personal tagging conventions. E.g. shall I use #recipe or #recipes? Is it #open source or #open-source? I'm also missing the option to somehow create bookmarklets based on tags, so I can replace static bookmark folders in the browser. I believe these features would also be relevant for LinkAce (if not already implemented). For Buku, adding the functionality is in my backburner project list.