Check out Silver Bullet.
this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2024
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This looks amazing. I’m already using obsidian but if I’d found this first I probably would have started here.
Yes! that did it! Great piece of tool!
I don't know any lightweight options, but as VS-Code was suggested, I'd like to suggest Hedgedoc too.
Yeah, looks interesting but way too overkill i guess?
Huge fan of logseq
does it have a self-hosted web part? i can't find it. The website only let me download a fuckton 170mb appimage for linux
Thanks, but not going to host a docker container just for such a stupid thing. Silverbullet.md did cut the cheese for me and it was even simpler.
You should be able to download via flathub too. It is self contained software but you can write to a Google or Dropbox directory and let that synch the files. I’m really a fan of logseq as well.
There is a web version i beleive but they have support for basicly all platforms nativly.
Maybe not the best option, but can you use FileBrowser for that as well?
Cool! I didn't noticed you could edit files from within it, but yes, that's a cool option as well. Silverbullet.md turned out to be more interesting though, so i have self hosted it too.
How about using code-server and pointing it to your markdown folder? While it's a code editor, it also has built-in markdown preview. Installation is also easy and doesn't require docker.
Nextcloud notes
Nah, moving away from NextCloud, it worked fine, but again overkill only for this
Then just use syncthing
I already do, it's written in the opening post. I am looking for a webgui to edit markdown files on the server
^ This guy's memory is limited to 300 tokens Lol
My new favorite insult of all time
You could try code-server? I use it daily to edit my markdown files.
Well, while much interesting indeed, i am not ready to install VSCode itself just for notes. I would prefer not to have the option to edit them online then.