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I wrote a personal wiki for Linux called Tomboy. I've been working on Hackpad.com lately. It's a realtime wiki based on Etherpad. Pads are private by default,
by orph 15y ago
I wrote a personal wiki for Linux called Tomboy.
I've been working on Hackpad.com lately. It's a realtime wiki based on Etherpad. Pads are private by default, and you can invite people to edit them later.
I think it's better than tiddlywiki. Why not try it out?
- larrywright 15y agoI loved Tomboy when I still ran Linux on my desktop. I even used it on Windows for a while. Thanks for such a great app!
- jameyc 15y agoTomboy is one of my favorite apps of all time (even kept up a Snowy for a while to sync.) Of all the alternatives mentioned here (which I've tried time and time again) it's the only one with such a slick workflow. Popping multiple pages open like sticky notes, or one big page for reference was a killer feature for me. I've been waffling between txt or Google Docs for a while now, mostly just for need of a strong mobile client, but miss my Tomboy littered desktops...