#vimwiki — Public Fediverse posts

@hyde @rl_dane

my 2 cents …

I do it like Hyde, but with several files—one for each day I add bookmarks— using #vimwiki

No tags—overrated ?—just a brief description like R.L. Dane does

After all, everyone says that "grep is my best friend"

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@hyde @rl_dane

my 2 cents …

I do it like Hyde, but with several files—one for each day I add bookmarks— using #vimwiki

No tags—overrated ?—just a brief description like R.L. Dane does

After all, everyone says that "grep is my best friend"

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@hyde @rl_dane

my 2 cents …

I do it like Hyde, but with several files—one for each day I add bookmarks— using #vimwiki

No tags—overrated ?—just a brief description like R.L. Dane does

After all, everyone says that "grep is my best friend"

1/2

@hyde @rl_dane

my 2 cents …

I do it like Hyde, but with several files—one for each day I add bookmarks— using #vimwiki

No tags—overrated ?—just a brief description like R.L. Dane does

After all, everyone says that "grep is my best friend"

1/2

Rediscovered* my 2006 and 2008-2010 notes/journals that were made with #TiddlyWiki version 2.
So many good feels from seeing that lovely, efficient interface, again.

Right now, I've been journaling since Jan 2019 using my own script that:

1. Fetches "hashtags" from previous journal entries (all individual markdown files)
2. If a YYYYMMDD-journal.md file isn't extant, it creates the journal entry for today, writes the list of previously-used hashtags, and appends the date
3. Appends the time as a markdown heading to the *journal.md file
4. launches $EDITOR $file

I'm thinking of trying out #vimwiki as a potential replacement or more likely as a complement to my journal system

(If anyone is interested in my journaling system, I can publish it in my Codeberg repo. I haven't done so thus far because it's private, although there isn't anything really private in the script itself)

* Rediscovered in the sense of remembering they were there, in my ~/Documents/ directory all along ;)

Rediscovered* my 2006 and 2008-2010 notes/journals that were made with #TiddlyWiki version 2.
So many good feels from seeing that lovely, efficient interface, again.

Right now, I've been journaling since Jan 2019 using my own script that:

1. Fetches "hashtags" from previous journal entries (all individual markdown files)
2. If a YYYYMMDD-journal.md file isn't extant, it creates the journal entry for today, writes the list of previously-used hashtags, and appends the date
3. Appends the time as a markdown heading to the *journal.md file
4. launches $EDITOR $file

I'm thinking of trying out #vimwiki as a potential replacement or more likely as a complement to my journal system

(If anyone is interested in my journaling system, I can publish it in my Codeberg repo. I haven't done so thus far because it's private, although there isn't anything really private in the script itself)

* Rediscovered in the sense of remembering they were there, in my ~/Documents/ directory all along ;)

Rediscovered* my 2006 and 2008-2010 notes/journals that were made with #TiddlyWiki version 2.
So many good feels from seeing that lovely, efficient interface, again.

Right now, I've been journaling since Jan 2019 using my own script that:

1. Fetches "hashtags" from previous journal entries (all individual markdown files)
2. If a YYYYMMDD-journal.md file isn't extant, it creates the journal entry for today, writes the list of previously-used hashtags, and appends the date
3. Appends the time as a markdown heading to the *journal.md file
4. launches $EDITOR $file

I'm thinking of trying out #vimwiki as a potential replacement or more likely as a complement to my journal system

(If anyone is interested in my journaling system, I can publish it in my Codeberg repo. I haven't done so thus far because it's private, although there isn't anything really private in the script itself)

* Rediscovered in the sense of remembering they were there, in my ~/Documents/ directory all along ;)

Rediscovered* my 2006 and 2008-2010 notes/journals that were made with #TiddlyWiki version 2.
So many good feels from seeing that lovely, efficient interface, again.

Right now, I've been journaling since Jan 2019 using my own script that:

1. Fetches "hashtags" from previous journal entries (all individual markdown files)
2. If a YYYYMMDD-journal.md file isn't extant, it creates the journal entry for today, writes the list of previously-used hashtags, and appends the date
3. Appends the time as a markdown heading to the *journal.md file
4. launches $EDITOR $file

I'm thinking of trying out #vimwiki as a potential replacement or more likely as a complement to my journal system

(If anyone is interested in my journaling system, I can publish it in my Codeberg repo. I haven't done so thus far because it's private, although there isn't anything really private in the script itself)

* Rediscovered in the sense of remembering they were there, in my ~/Documents/ directory all along ;)

Rediscovered* my 2006 and 2008-2010 notes/journals that were made with #TiddlyWiki version 2.
So many good feels from seeing that lovely, efficient interface, again.

Right now, I've been journaling since Jan 2019 using my own script that:

1. Fetches "hashtags" from previous journal entries (all individual markdown files)
2. If a YYYYMMDD-journal.md file isn't extant, it creates the journal entry for today, writes the list of previously-used hashtags, and appends the date
3. Appends the time as a markdown heading to the *journal.md file
4. launches $EDITOR $file

I'm thinking of trying out #vimwiki as a potential replacement or more likely as a complement to my journal system

(If anyone is interested in my journaling system, I can publish it in my Codeberg repo. I haven't done so thus far because it's private, although there isn't anything really private in the script itself)

* Rediscovered in the sense of remembering they were there, in my ~/Documents/ directory all along ;)

VimWiki: I write my notes in the terminal, like a monster

https://makertube.net/w/vCa6riCBszVGPueKWZCN8D

VimWiki: I write my notes in the terminal, like a monster

https://makertube.net/w/vCa6riCBszVGPueKWZCN8D

VimWiki: I write my notes in the terminal, like a monster

https://makertube.net/w/vCa6riCBszVGPueKWZCN8D

VimWiki: I write my notes in the terminal, like a monster

https://makertube.net/w/vCa6riCBszVGPueKWZCN8D

Nachdem ich mich manchmal dabei erwische, wie ich immer dieselben Dinge nachsehe und auch dabei LLMs bemühe (ja, sorry, die Suchmaschinen liefern heutzutage immer mehr Mist aus) dachte ich mir: Eine private Wissenssammlung, das wär's.

Ja, die Idee ist uralt und die Tools dafür gibt es seit Jahrzehnten. War bisher aber nicht nötig, da das "nachschlagen" im Internet nur eine kurze Suche weit entfernt war. Das ändert sich gerade massiv, habe ich den Eindruck.

Bin zunächst natürlich auf #orgmode gestoßen. Aber #Emacs, echt jetzt? OK, Org Mode gibt es auch für #vim und #neovim, wenn auch nicht mit allen Features. Und dennoch: Die Lernkurve ist ziemlich steil.

Was soll ich sagen, ich bin jetzt erstmal bei #vimwiki gelandet, mit #Markdown Syntax. Kann sogar rudimentär Todo Listen.

Nachdem ich mich manchmal dabei erwische, wie ich immer dieselben Dinge nachsehe und auch dabei LLMs bemühe (ja, sorry, die Suchmaschinen liefern heutzutage immer mehr Mist aus) dachte ich mir: Eine private Wissenssammlung, das wär's.

Ja, die Idee ist uralt und die Tools dafür gibt es seit Jahrzehnten. War bisher aber nicht nötig, da das "nachschlagen" im Internet nur eine kurze Suche weit entfernt war. Das ändert sich gerade massiv, habe ich den Eindruck.

Bin zunächst natürlich auf #orgmode gestoßen. Aber #Emacs, echt jetzt? OK, Org Mode gibt es auch für #vim und #neovim, wenn auch nicht mit allen Features. Und dennoch: Die Lernkurve ist ziemlich steil.

Was soll ich sagen, ich bin jetzt erstmal bei #vimwiki gelandet, mit #Markdown Syntax. Kann sogar rudimentär Todo Listen.

Nachdem ich mich manchmal dabei erwische, wie ich immer dieselben Dinge nachsehe und auch dabei LLMs bemühe (ja, sorry, die Suchmaschinen liefern heutzutage immer mehr Mist aus) dachte ich mir: Eine private Wissenssammlung, das wär's.

Ja, die Idee ist uralt und die Tools dafür gibt es seit Jahrzehnten. War bisher aber nicht nötig, da das "nachschlagen" im Internet nur eine kurze Suche weit entfernt war. Das ändert sich gerade massiv, habe ich den Eindruck.

Bin zunächst natürlich auf #orgmode gestoßen. Aber #Emacs, echt jetzt? OK, Org Mode gibt es auch für #vim und #neovim, wenn auch nicht mit allen Features. Und dennoch: Die Lernkurve ist ziemlich steil.

Was soll ich sagen, ich bin jetzt erstmal bei #vimwiki gelandet, mit #Markdown Syntax. Kann sogar rudimentär Todo Listen.

Nachdem ich mich manchmal dabei erwische, wie ich immer dieselben Dinge nachsehe und auch dabei LLMs bemühe (ja, sorry, die Suchmaschinen liefern heutzutage immer mehr Mist aus) dachte ich mir: Eine private Wissenssammlung, das wär's.

Ja, die Idee ist uralt und die Tools dafür gibt es seit Jahrzehnten. War bisher aber nicht nötig, da das "nachschlagen" im Internet nur eine kurze Suche weit entfernt war. Das ändert sich gerade massiv, habe ich den Eindruck.

Bin zunächst natürlich auf #orgmode gestoßen. Aber #Emacs, echt jetzt? OK, Org Mode gibt es auch für #vim und #neovim, wenn auch nicht mit allen Features. Und dennoch: Die Lernkurve ist ziemlich steil.

Was soll ich sagen, ich bin jetzt erstmal bei #vimwiki gelandet, mit #Markdown Syntax. Kann sogar rudimentär Todo Listen.

Nachdem ich mich manchmal dabei erwische, wie ich immer dieselben Dinge nachsehe und auch dabei LLMs bemühe (ja, sorry, die Suchmaschinen liefern heutzutage immer mehr Mist aus) dachte ich mir: Eine private Wissenssammlung, das wär's.

Ja, die Idee ist uralt und die Tools dafür gibt es seit Jahrzehnten. War bisher aber nicht nötig, da das "nachschlagen" im Internet nur eine kurze Suche weit entfernt war. Das ändert sich gerade massiv, habe ich den Eindruck.

Bin zunächst natürlich auf #orgmode gestoßen. Aber #Emacs, echt jetzt? OK, Org Mode gibt es auch für #vim und #neovim, wenn auch nicht mit allen Features. Und dennoch: Die Lernkurve ist ziemlich steil.

Was soll ich sagen, ich bin jetzt erstmal bei #vimwiki gelandet, mit #Markdown Syntax. Kann sogar rudimentär Todo Listen.

#tersoftware sobre anotações

Eu já falei em outras oportunidades sobre #vimwiki e sobre #markor e ambos combados no #syncthing pra manter tudo entre devices

Um que tenho usado pra compartilhar notas com algumas pessoas é o [privatebin] (https;://privatebin.net) é um pastebin mas com suporte a criptografia e instância publica.

#tersoftware sobre anotações

Eu já falei em outras oportunidades sobre #vimwiki e sobre #markor e ambos combados no #syncthing pra manter tudo entre devices

Um que tenho usado pra compartilhar notas com algumas pessoas é o [privatebin] (https;://privatebin.net) é um pastebin mas com suporte a criptografia e instância publica.

#tersoftware sobre anotações

Eu já falei em outras oportunidades sobre #vimwiki e sobre #markor e ambos combados no #syncthing pra manter tudo entre devices

Um que tenho usado pra compartilhar notas com algumas pessoas é o [privatebin] (https;://privatebin.net) é um pastebin mas com suporte a criptografia e instância publica.

#tersoftware sobre anotações

Eu já falei em outras oportunidades sobre #vimwiki e sobre #markor e ambos combados no #syncthing pra manter tudo entre devices

Um que tenho usado pra compartilhar notas com algumas pessoas é o [privatebin] (https;://privatebin.net) é um pastebin mas com suporte a criptografia e instância publica.

#tersoftware sobre anotações

Eu já falei em outras oportunidades sobre #vimwiki e sobre #markor e ambos combados no #syncthing pra manter tudo entre devices

Um que tenho usado pra compartilhar notas com algumas pessoas é o [privatebin] (https;://privatebin.net) é um pastebin mas com suporte a criptografia e instância publica.

New post: The Markdown Link no. 16

Among today’s links are markdown editors Autype, @dokieli and Jotter, a personal wiki for Vim, and a free scrap note app called Papelzhino

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-16/

#markdown #markdowneditors #wikis #Autype #Papelzhino #Dokieli #Jotter #Vimwiki

New post: The Markdown Link no. 16

Among today’s links are markdown editors Autype, @dokieli and Jotter, a personal wiki for Vim, and a free scrap note app called Papelzhino

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-16/

#markdown #markdowneditors #wikis #Autype #Papelzhino #Dokieli #Jotter #Vimwiki

New post: The Markdown Link no. 16

Among today’s links are markdown editors Autype, @dokieli and Jotter, a personal wiki for Vim, and a free scrap note app called Papelzhino

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-16/

#markdown #markdowneditors #wikis #Autype #Papelzhino #Dokieli #Jotter #Vimwiki

New post: The Markdown Link no. 16

Among today’s links are markdown editors Autype, @dokieli and Jotter, a personal wiki for Vim, and a free scrap note app called Papelzhino

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-16/

#markdown #markdowneditors #wikis #Autype #Papelzhino #Dokieli #Jotter #Vimwiki

Beim vorigen Post hatte ich nur deswegen #emacs ins Spiel gebracht, weil ich mit #vim und #vimwiki zwei inzwischen recht umfangreiche #wiki|s aufgebaut habe und dachte, sie damit leichter zu übernehmen. Da ich für beide #Markdown nutze, kann ich auch ganz andere Programme wie zB #ghostwriter oder #zim verwenden. Für #ledger finde ich sicher auch noch was.

Mal schauen, ist ja ein nebenbei laufendes Projekt ohne Priorität.

#Linux #Devuan

It’s about this time of year I like to check my backups and download my archives.

One archive I download is the archive of my Mastodon posts. Pretty much the only one now I’ve left the corporate web really.

I also like to copy the contents of my public fediverse posts into my own diary within my vimwiki.

Keep it all in one place for easy and local search.

Here’s the script I use, it’s very short and just copies the content of every post in the archive into a new diary entry in the vimwiki diary.

If it finds something already there, it appends.

It checks if it’s already written this post into the diary to avoid duplicating it when you run it over and every again every month or year or whatever.

Paste it into a new text-file called toVimWiki.php, download and unzip your mastodon archive, and run the script with php, passing it the path to the archive’s outbox.json and the root diary directory.

My diary is honestly mostly just public posts these days. Ain’t much in it I won’t blab about on the internet for likes and lols.

https://dalliance.net/blog/mastodonToVimwiki/

#archive #mastodon #vimwiki #endOfYear

It’s about this time of year I like to check my backups and download my archives.

One archive I download is the archive of my Mastodon posts. Pretty much the only one now I’ve left the corporate web really.

I also like to copy the contents of my public fediverse posts into my own diary within my vimwiki.

Keep it all in one place for easy and local search.

Here’s the script I use, it’s very short and just copies the content of every post in the archive into a new diary entry in the vimwiki diary.

If it finds something already there, it appends.

It checks if it’s already written this post into the diary to avoid duplicating it when you run it over and every again every month or year or whatever.

Paste it into a new text-file called toVimWiki.php, download and unzip your mastodon archive, and run the script with php, passing it the path to the archive’s outbox.json and the root diary directory.

My diary is honestly mostly just public posts these days. Ain’t much in it I won’t blab about on the internet for likes and lols.

https://dalliance.net/blog/mastodonToVimwiki/

#archive #mastodon #vimwiki #endOfYear

It’s about this time of year I like to check my backups and download my archives.

One archive I download is the archive of my Mastodon posts. Pretty much the only one now I’ve left the corporate web really.

I also like to copy the contents of my public fediverse posts into my own diary within my vimwiki.

Keep it all in one place for easy and local search.

Here’s the script I use, it’s very short and just copies the content of every post in the archive into a new diary entry in the vimwiki diary.

If it finds something already there, it appends.

It checks if it’s already written this post into the diary to avoid duplicating it when you run it over and every again every month or year or whatever.

Paste it into a new text-file called toVimWiki.php, download and unzip your mastodon archive, and run the script with php, passing it the path to the archive’s outbox.json and the root diary directory.

My diary is honestly mostly just public posts these days. Ain’t much in it I won’t blab about on the internet for likes and lols.

https://dalliance.net/blog/mastodonToVimwiki/

#archive #mastodon #vimwiki #endOfYear

It’s about this time of year I like to check my backups and download my archives.

One archive I download is the archive of my Mastodon posts. Pretty much the only one now I’ve left the corporate web really.

I also like to copy the contents of my public fediverse posts into my own diary within my vimwiki.

Keep it all in one place for easy and local search.

Here’s the script I use, it’s very short and just copies the content of every post in the archive into a new diary entry in the vimwiki diary.

If it finds something already there, it appends.

It checks if it’s already written this post into the diary to avoid duplicating it when you run it over and every again every month or year or whatever.

Paste it into a new text-file called toVimWiki.php, download and unzip your mastodon archive, and run the script with php, passing it the path to the archive’s outbox.json and the root diary directory.

My diary is honestly mostly just public posts these days. Ain’t much in it I won’t blab about on the internet for likes and lols.

https://dalliance.net/blog/mastodonToVimwiki/

#archive #mastodon #vimwiki #endOfYear

It’s about this time of year I like to check my backups and download my archives.

One archive I download is the archive of my Mastodon posts. Pretty much the only one now I’ve left the corporate web really.

I also like to copy the contents of my public fediverse posts into my own diary within my vimwiki.

Keep it all in one place for easy and local search.

Here’s the script I use, it’s very short and just copies the content of every post in the archive into a new diary entry in the vimwiki diary.

If it finds something already there, it appends.

It checks if it’s already written this post into the diary to avoid duplicating it when you run it over and every again every month or year or whatever.

Paste it into a new text-file called toVimWiki.php, download and unzip your mastodon archive, and run the script with php, passing it the path to the archive’s outbox.json and the root diary directory.

My diary is honestly mostly just public posts these days. Ain’t much in it I won’t blab about on the internet for likes and lols.

https://dalliance.net/blog/mastodonToVimwiki/

#archive #mastodon #vimwiki #endOfYear

Ces fizeram essa pra min foi?

#ttersoftware de linha de comnado eu vou é de combo do street fight:

O primeiro é o #tmux (tmux) pra multiplexar o terminal e ter várias abas: https://github.com/tmux/tmux

O segundo é o #neovim (neovim) pra edittar meus textos https://neovim.io/

O terceiro é o #vimwiki pra criar minha wiki de markdown local https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki

E o quarto é uma tool semi-acabada que eu fiz pra uso pessoal que é o #officemarker (officemarker) https://codeberg.org/v_raton/officemarker onde a idéia é ter em um unico cli formas de gerar slides e pdf de texto com base markdown que inclui suporte a diagramas via mermeid

Ainda está incompleta, um dia (talvez) eu acabe:

Ces fizeram essa pra min foi?

#ttersoftware de linha de comnado eu vou é de combo do street fight:

O primeiro é o #tmux (tmux) pra multiplexar o terminal e ter várias abas: https://github.com/tmux/tmux

O segundo é o #neovim (neovim) pra edittar meus textos https://neovim.io/

O terceiro é o #vimwiki pra criar minha wiki de markdown local https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki

E o quarto é uma tool semi-acabada que eu fiz pra uso pessoal que é o #officemarker (officemarker) https://codeberg.org/v_raton/officemarker onde a idéia é ter em um unico cli formas de gerar slides e pdf de texto com base markdown que inclui suporte a diagramas via mermeid

Ainda está incompleta, um dia (talvez) eu acabe:

Ces fizeram essa pra min foi?

#ttersoftware de linha de comnado eu vou é de combo do street fight:

O primeiro é o #tmux (tmux) pra multiplexar o terminal e ter várias abas: https://github.com/tmux/tmux

O segundo é o #neovim (neovim) pra edittar meus textos https://neovim.io/

O terceiro é o #vimwiki pra criar minha wiki de markdown local https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki

E o quarto é uma tool semi-acabada que eu fiz pra uso pessoal que é o #officemarker (officemarker) https://codeberg.org/v_raton/officemarker onde a idéia é ter em um unico cli formas de gerar slides e pdf de texto com base markdown que inclui suporte a diagramas via mermeid

Ainda está incompleta, um dia (talvez) eu acabe:

Ces fizeram essa pra min foi?

#ttersoftware de linha de comnado eu vou é de combo do street fight:

O primeiro é o #tmux (tmux) pra multiplexar o terminal e ter várias abas: https://github.com/tmux/tmux

O segundo é o #neovim (neovim) pra edittar meus textos https://neovim.io/

O terceiro é o #vimwiki pra criar minha wiki de markdown local https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki

E o quarto é uma tool semi-acabada que eu fiz pra uso pessoal que é o #officemarker (officemarker) https://codeberg.org/v_raton/officemarker onde a idéia é ter em um unico cli formas de gerar slides e pdf de texto com base markdown que inclui suporte a diagramas via mermeid

Ainda está incompleta, um dia (talvez) eu acabe:

I was thinking about writing up my thoughts on #vimwiki vs #tiddlywiki, but I've stopped. I don't think anybody cares. Lord knows the blog has zero interest, and it's not like I have the time to make it a regular polished presentation.

I've got things I can do in this house that might not be any fun, but at least someone will get something out of it.

Time for an Internet break I think

I was thinking about writing up my thoughts on #vimwiki vs #tiddlywiki, but I've stopped. I don't think anybody cares. Lord knows the blog has zero interest, and it's not like I have the time to make it a regular polished presentation.

I've got things I can do in this house that might not be any fun, but at least someone will get something out of it.

Time for an Internet break I think

I was thinking about writing up my thoughts on #vimwiki vs #tiddlywiki, but I've stopped. I don't think anybody cares. Lord knows the blog has zero interest, and it's not like I have the time to make it a regular polished presentation.

I've got things I can do in this house that might not be any fun, but at least someone will get something out of it.

Time for an Internet break I think

I was thinking about writing up my thoughts on #vimwiki vs #tiddlywiki, but I've stopped. I don't think anybody cares. Lord knows the blog has zero interest, and it's not like I have the time to make it a regular polished presentation.

I've got things I can do in this house that might not be any fun, but at least someone will get something out of it.

Time for an Internet break I think

I was thinking about writing up my thoughts on #vimwiki vs #tiddlywiki, but I've stopped. I don't think anybody cares. Lord knows the blog has zero interest, and it's not like I have the time to make it a regular polished presentation.

I've got things I can do in this house that might not be any fun, but at least someone will get something out of it.

Time for an Internet break I think

#tersoftware de coisas que não precisam de nuvem....

Vou trazer combos

#KepassXC para suas senhas + #syncthing para sincronizar entre dispositivos usando rede local

#neovim + #vimwiki + #printnotes para uma wiki pessoal offgrid tanto no desktop quanto no mobile

Seguem os links:

KeepassXC
https://keepassxc.org/
Syncthing
https://syncthing.net/

Neovim
https://neovim.io/
Vimwiki
https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
printnotes
https://github.com/RoBoT095/printnotes

#tersoftware de coisas que não precisam de nuvem....

Vou trazer combos

#KepassXC para suas senhas + #syncthing para sincronizar entre dispositivos usando rede local

#neovim + #vimwiki + #printnotes para uma wiki pessoal offgrid tanto no desktop quanto no mobile

Seguem os links:

KeepassXC
https://keepassxc.org/
Syncthing
https://syncthing.net/

Neovim
https://neovim.io/
Vimwiki
https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
printnotes
https://github.com/RoBoT095/printnotes

#tersoftware de coisas que não precisam de nuvem....

Vou trazer combos

#KepassXC para suas senhas + #syncthing para sincronizar entre dispositivos usando rede local

#neovim + #vimwiki + #printnotes para uma wiki pessoal offgrid tanto no desktop quanto no mobile

Seguem os links:

KeepassXC
https://keepassxc.org/
Syncthing
https://syncthing.net/

Neovim
https://neovim.io/
Vimwiki
https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
printnotes
https://github.com/RoBoT095/printnotes

#tersoftware de coisas que não precisam de nuvem....

Vou trazer combos

#KepassXC para suas senhas + #syncthing para sincronizar entre dispositivos usando rede local

#neovim + #vimwiki + #printnotes para uma wiki pessoal offgrid tanto no desktop quanto no mobile

Seguem os links:

KeepassXC
https://keepassxc.org/
Syncthing
https://syncthing.net/

Neovim
https://neovim.io/
Vimwiki
https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
printnotes
https://github.com/RoBoT095/printnotes

#tersoftware de coisas que não precisam de nuvem....

Vou trazer combos

#KepassXC para suas senhas + #syncthing para sincronizar entre dispositivos usando rede local

#neovim + #vimwiki + #printnotes para uma wiki pessoal offgrid tanto no desktop quanto no mobile

Seguem os links:

KeepassXC
https://keepassxc.org/
Syncthing
https://syncthing.net/

Neovim
https://neovim.io/
Vimwiki
https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
printnotes
https://github.com/RoBoT095/printnotes

If you are on #Debian #Linux #Trixie, #vimWiki is available as a package: `apt install vim-vimwiki`.

To try it out, you can run `vim sandbox.md` and start making some links, like `[[Goals]]`, `[[Problems]]`, `[[2025-09-22]]`. If you want to improve your #vim confidence and fluency, you can learn using `vimtutor` - an interactive `vim` learning tool.

Outstanding questions:
- How to re-name/re-organize content after it's been linked?
- How to publish as HTML?

If you are on #Debian #Linux #Trixie, #vimWiki is available as a package: `apt install vim-vimwiki`.

To try it out, you can run `vim sandbox.md` and start making some links, like `[[Goals]]`, `[[Problems]]`, `[[2025-09-22]]`. If you want to improve your #vim confidence and fluency, you can learn using `vimtutor` - an interactive `vim` learning tool.

Outstanding questions:
- How to re-name/re-organize content after it's been linked?
- How to publish as HTML?

If you are on #Debian #Linux #Trixie, #vimWiki is available as a package: `apt install vim-vimwiki`.

To try it out, you can run `vim sandbox.md` and start making some links, like `[[Goals]]`, `[[Problems]]`, `[[2025-09-22]]`. If you want to improve your #vim confidence and fluency, you can learn using `vimtutor` - an interactive `vim` learning tool.

Outstanding questions:
- How to re-name/re-organize content after it's been linked?
- How to publish as HTML?

If you are on #Debian #Linux #Trixie, #vimWiki is available as a package: `apt install vim-vimwiki`.

To try it out, you can run `vim sandbox.md` and start making some links, like `[[Goals]]`, `[[Problems]]`, `[[2025-09-22]]`. If you want to improve your #vim confidence and fluency, you can learn using `vimtutor` - an interactive `vim` learning tool.

Outstanding questions:
- How to re-name/re-organize content after it's been linked?
- How to publish as HTML?

If you are on #Debian #Linux #Trixie, #vimWiki is available as a package: `apt install vim-vimwiki`.

To try it out, you can run `vim sandbox.md` and start making some links, like `[[Goals]]`, `[[Problems]]`, `[[2025-09-22]]`. If you want to improve your #vim confidence and fluency, you can learn using `vimtutor` - an interactive `vim` learning tool.

Outstanding questions:
- How to re-name/re-organize content after it's been linked?
- How to publish as HTML?