I'll take a look at zim. I did a couple of years ago, but for a different
application. I forget what the glitch was, but probably some feature needed
on a more public website. Thanks for reminder.
J
On 2026-08-11 16:10, Tug Williams via linux wrote:
I use zim desktop wiki to keep all my notes, and export a few pages where web access is relevant.
You can edit it outside zim, if you want. There are lots of plugins for additional features
https://zim-wiki.org/
On 11/08/2026 15:44, Nash JC - NCF via linux wrote:
A comment from Scott the other night reminded me that I've a set of small files in a directory tree called
HowTo that I share with my wife (and use myself!) to remember how to do different tasks, computer and
otherwise.
Any suggestions of a really simple way to make that available as a website (local, probably on one of our
machines or our Synology Diskstation).
I've looked at Hugo, Publii, Pelican and Zola, and some time ago played with Jekyll. All seem more complicated
than they need to be, and very focused on publishing on particular types of sites, or doing blog posts. I just need
the directory structure and files so that when stuff is added it shows up and we can add some notes from time
to time.
Ideas welcome.
JN
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