Ep. 148
This espisode discusses TriliumNext, an open-source, cross-platform hierarchical note-taking application designed to build extensive personal knowledge bases. Unlike traditional flat note-taking apps, TriliumNext allows users to arrange notes in a tree structure with unlimited depth, fostering a more interconnected way of organizing thoughts. A standout feature is the ability to clone notes, enabling a single note to exist in multiple locations without duplication. The application also includes a WYSIWYG editor that supports diverse content types, such as tables and images, making it versatile for various information needs.
Navigation is enhanced through features like full-text search and note hoisting, which helps users focus on specific topics by temporarily hiding unrelated notes. Additionally, seamless note versioning allows users to track the evolution of their thoughts over time. Advanced features include note attributes for organization, self-hosting options, strong encryption for privacy, and scripting capabilities for customization. TriliumNext also integrates Excalibraw for visualizing connections between notes, which aids in understanding complex topics. Installation is straightforward across multiple platforms, and detailed documentation is available for users. Overall, TriliumNext aims to transform how individuals capture and interact with information, promoting a more deliberate approach to knowledge management.