Thanks to the technical gods, I only used TidGi briefly. I really like the validation save function of the single file version of tiddlywiki. Using TidGi, I successfully deleted a new tiddlers that I tested in the TidGi bound folder. But when I open the corresponding knowledge base in TidGi and the tiddler is still there, what happens,Will the bug disappear when the computer is restarted
I don’t want to lose many of the functional tiddlers in my main knowledge base that rely on the browser console to do bulk control over the current single-file wiki. Some of them are scripts that need to be positioned until the review code element is positioned at $0 to work
I also like to take notes directly in the windows folder at first, but once I take notes that contain some strange but important notes for me, windows will report the virus, many times I have lost the note content due to misoperation, including TidGi also has problems. Saving tiddlers directly into folders can be easily reviewed by windows, while splitting core modules (one file) and themes and plugins (one file), like a single file version of a wiki, has a complex file structure, which greatly improves the security of my wiki data
I usually use many browser tabs to gather wonderful learning inspiration, often open dozens of web tabs, and frequently switch back and forth, if I migrate my single-file notes to TidGi will be another step, the web browser and TidGi software interface to switch back and forth
Of course, its advantage is that the software interface ui design is very friendly for new users. One of the functions that attracts me is the import function of artificial intelligence large language model. However, my computer only has core graphics card without high-performance independent graphics card, which makes me unable to give my personal tiddlywiki data to train my exclusive tiddlywiki question answering model
TidGi has the predictable benefit that it can use the system’s default combination of shortcuts or custom shortcuts without the shortcut conflicts that occur in web browsers