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Show HN: LinXiv v0.4.0; paper manager now using n0's iroh for P2P collaboration
I made a post here about linXiv about two months ago but since have made a ton of QOL updates and mini, non-obtrusive features (RSS feeds, full-text search, to name a few) and finally added iroh for p2p sharing of research projects, notes, etc...
YT Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4vQuXjFv34 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4vQuXjFv34
I would love some feedback as to if anyone finds it useful, interesting, or obvious improvements to make to it. I have found it to be very useful in my own physics research but still want to continue to refine it.
- kooi 2mo agoHow does this compare to zotero and why would I use it over that?
- jeuribe 2mo agoIf you love Zotero as is, I'd say the app isn't for you. However, as far as I know, I have covered almost everything Zotero has, and I find the adoption stage to be easier than when I started using Zotero, and I like that it's a little easier on the eyes. A couple of differences; Correct me if I'm wrong, is that Zotero doesn't natively allow many-to-many relationships, I sometimes have several different papers, that I am interested in for a couple different reasons, so being able to keep them assigned to different projects at the same time. Another thing is keeping track of different versions of papers, linXiv has the ability to poll for new versions of the same paper across feeds you setup. I haven't had it come up yet, but it was one of the reasons I started linXiv. Thanks for your comment!