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I currently use zim-wiki for structured notes. It's also plain text/folder based. It doesn't use markdown though. I'm glad to see this is offline local first.
by account-5 3y ago
I currently use zim-wiki for structured notes. It's also plain text/folder based. It doesn't use markdown though.
I'm glad to see this is offline local first. I like that it can be made portable too. It seems more complicated than zim-wiki (but that might just be my knowledge of zim).
I'll be taking a look. Hopefully when the pro version comes they don't restrict useful functionality.
- mikro2nd 3y agoAnother Zim-Wiki user here -- been using it for something over 5 years, now, and have yet to find anything that could replace it for me. That it doesn't use (the bloody horrible) Markdown is a feature, not a deficiency.
- account-5 3y agoI'm torn because zims markup is straight forward and simple but I use pandoc for conversion to other formats and pandocs markdown is pretty powerful
- flarg 3y agoI used Zim for over a decade but recently migrated to Obsidian because of the mobile support. Definitely a big change but I can say that after a year it has worked for me and I don't miss Zim as much as thought would.