which is bound to ctrl+L in my zsh config

so I can hit ctrl+L in my terminal and fuzzyfind through my Dendron notes

I think some of these scripts I'm showing you assume that all the notes are markdown files

but I would like to make them more robust to that kind of variation

here's a tiny one I've started playing with that I'll just put inline:

sh
#!/bin/sh
cd $DENDRON_VAULT
fzf --bind 'ctrl-g:execute(pandoc -f markdown -t pdf {} > /tmp/fzfpandoc.pdf),ctrl-z:execute(zathura /tmp/fzfpandoc.pdf &)'

for browsing through the knowledge base with a nice pdf front-end

Nice

Will add details on this issue by EOD tomorrow at the latest 🙂

Does anyone know if its possible to change the colors of the cards on the github project kanban board

Hey, any updates on this? Not looking to press you on this or anything, just wondering.

just updated! https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1710

I can’t find the blog that wrote about how Dendron team use and organize Dendron vault itself in their working process. I appreciate if smo can remind me the link 😊

Is this it? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/98f6d928-3f61-49fb-9c9e-70c27d25f838/

So I built a Raspi 4 box with an ssd drive. So friendly to install VSCode and find the same environment on the different platform! I think it builds my associative memory quicker to work on *nix and Windows at the same time. Now I need to figure out how to share files between the two plaforms. There is no question the Windows box is more powerful in every way but its not small and its not silent. 🙂

I have a SMB share which works well for sharing files, I used to run it on the Raspberry Pi but I recently moved it to my main Linux tower.

Can you host a Dendron vault on a Samba share? How about storing somewhere I can reach it on the web? Dropbox (or something simliar?) Github. I want to do this so its not even if I like the solution but what is the best solution available...

You could, but if you want to access it over the internet the easiest way is just putting your entire vault in a repository. Dendron even has extra support with "Workspace Sync" command and remote vaults

It took a bit to get Discord working on the Pi.. things are coming together.

Whats the most efficient repository. Where do I aim my agenda? 🙂

If it's just you using it, just create a repo on GitHub and put the entire workspace on it. If you wanted to share parts of it you can look at remote vaults later

Thanks muchly 🙂 I think that's the next step in the puzzle.

For learning all about Git and GitHub land: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Tools_and_testing/GitHub Private repos are free to create and maintain, that only you have access to, and ensure all things are versioned and syncable via the web 🙂 I use GitHub for most of my projects (GitLab for some others), and Dendron works with all of their projects on GitHub. I use a publishing workflow that automatically grabs a subset of my notes/docs/blog from my Dendron setup, and publishes the website to the interwebz

dendron + vim

Hello, new user here with a quick question to hopefully clear up some confusion: what's the recommended "future-proof" setup as far as vscode extensions go? - i've got dendron.dendron working just fine and think i'm getting over some documentation inconsistencies, e.g. ((ref vs ![[ but now i've noticed that the built-in preview doesn't support interactive checkmarks, while there's a dendron.dendron-markdown-preview-enhanced extension which does but breaks other things, e.g. ![[ references. What do? i.e. should i stick with the built-in preview and report issues on github, or?

There's a Dendron preview that you can use with the "Dendron: Show Preview" command which should show checkmarks, but I'm not sure if it has interactive ones yet. That's the most future-proof option, but if you want interactive checkmarks you can keep using Dendron Enhanced Preview until interactive checkmarks are out for the Dendron Previews command.

OK, thanks. Since the "Dendron Preview" doesn't seem to support interactive checkmarks at the moment, and I cannot locate an issue regarding this on GitHub, should I file one? And do I understand correctly that there's no point in filing a bug for the dendron.dendron-markdown-preview-enhanced regarding its lack of support for some of dendron's markdown? Apropos, how stable/backwards-compatible is the dendron-specific MD over time?

Yes, please feel free to create an issue for the new preview. You can also create an issue for "Dendron Markdown Enhanced Preview", although I'm not sure if we'll keep adding features for it at this point.

@User thanks, filed @ https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1758

Hey, open question: what's a good way to refer to the converse of the amoeba pattern? I.e., where the amoeba pattern involves fissioning sub-nodes when an idea reaches a critical point, what would be a good name for the pattern in which nodes get chunked together into a super-node when a conceptual relationship becomes apparent?

the SEO pattern? (its a common technique where you combine a bunch of smaller articles into a bigger article and redirect all search ranking points to the new article) other suggestions: - the death star - the singularity - the katamari