Denote on Emacs is the only note system that can keep up with me. I keep wanting to use TiddlyWiki, but it’s too distracting; I want to change the colors, the font, add a log as to why I did a certain thing… my brain is too wired to resist. Denote keeps me focused.
@jtr Yeah. I’m moving into denote at present. The more I learn, the more impressed I am.
Gonna be learning a lot more dired I think. Going to have to re-work my TODO workflow. ATM I capture most TODOs to a date-structured diary.org. Maype keep with links to notes as needd?
@jtr Yeah, but have you seen the fancy new TiddlyWiki Codemirror plugin? :) https://burningtreec.github.io/tw5-codemirror-6/
@eludom Denote has good integration with Dired, and if you consider using it, I suggest starting with Denote’s naming convention. Not just notes - renaming important files with the Denote naming scheme.
@jtr already there. Now I’m trying to refine tagging system per @publicvoit tagging rules karl-voit.at/2022/01/2…
@jtr Whenever someone mentions using either denote or org-roam for note-taking I’m always curious to know: did you try org (on its own) first?