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I want a FOSS knowledge management application that supports quick-linking, backlink browsing, a graph visualisation, and tagging. I'm yet to find something tha
by Thorentis 6y ago
I want a FOSS knowledge management application that supports quick-linking, backlink browsing, a graph visualisation, and tagging. I'm yet to find something that doesn't leave one of these features out, or has some other deal breaker (not FOSS, can't backup, no markdown support, not cross platform, etc).
This looks like it might fill that void, but I don't like that it's based on tying together VSCode extensions. I want something standalone, dependable, and usable purely off-line if need be.
- escherize 6y agoI believe logseq.com fulfills those needs. Using the "properties" feature, you can tag any block or page. What's more you can even write queries [0] to ask interesting questions about your notes, like what TODOS were written within a time period, etc. Could you explain quick-linking a little more? [0] https://logseq.github.io/page/Queries https://logseq.github.io/page/Queries
- Thorentis 6y agoBy quicklinking I mean you can quickly link between pages, usually by using some kind of keyboard shortcut or shorthand. e.g. The [[ in Confluence has become common in most tools. (You type double square bracket and sometimes it has a prompt with recent pages, or you just type the page name and close with two more closing square brackets).