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Markup | Tools Comparison |
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, not limited to language learning.
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Notebook
![]() Logseq |
![]() Trilium Notes |
SiYuan |
mdSilo | |
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Text Editor in Command-Line
![]() GNU Emacs |
![]() ![]() Neovim / Vim | |
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graph | ||
Graphviz support | ||
mind map | ||
notebook |
Wiki
![]() DokuWiki |
![]() MediaWiki |
![]() TiddlyWiki | |
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Anki integration | |||
annotation | |||
block quote | existing | existing | |
coloured text | existing | ||
delimiter-separated value | |||
diagram.net support | |||
flashcard | |||
fold text | |||
incremental reading | |||
Mermaid support | |||
mind map | |||
note | |||
tag | |||
tooltip annotation |
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