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Revision as of 00:23, 8 March 2023
Hi, all. When working or studying, we always find the tools we use are limited in capacity. In this lesson, we will compare features in advanced FLOSS tools that helps with learning.
Status: In progress
Text Editor in Command-Line
![]() GNU Emacs |
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Neovim / Vim | |
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graph | ||
mind map | ||
notebook |
Wiki
![]() DokuWiki |
![]() TiddlyWiki | |
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Anki integration | ||
annotation | ||
flashcard | ||
fold text | ||
incremental reading | ||
mind map |