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This is amazing. Until very recently the only tree structure "outliners" I found somewhat viable were Workflowy, Dynalist, Roam and Transno, all of which are pr
by solarkraft 6y ago
This is amazing. Until very recently the only tree structure "outliners" I found somewhat viable were Workflowy, Dynalist, Roam and Transno, all of which are proprietary.
Logseq eventually added an open source option, but that it fails to keep sub trees collapsed pretty much kills it.
My current favorite note applications are Dynalist and Workflowy, but during my use I have always had a bad stomach feeling about privacy, inability to use it for work related stuff and always thought "this needs some features breaking out of the tree structure".
I'm not entirely sure Athens is trying to be exactly what I'm thinking of here, but getting competition in the space is great.
- nextos 6y agoI'm wondering how much of this can be implemented as a simple CLI tool that rebuilds a document graph by looking into a directory full of Markdown or Org notes. Ripgrep is certainly fast enough to perform search like that, without any index. That's how some Zettelkasten-like addons perform search on top of an Org directory.