TidGi desktop supports loading multiple folder as a wiki, or serving multiple wiki server

Hi @yan I just come across that post, and I’d like to say I developed a desktop tiddlywiki app https://github.com/tiddly-gittly/TidGi-Desktop/releases/latest that supports

  • Open external links in the system web browser instead of WebView.
  • Release a Linux edition
  • auto save when there are unsaved changes.
  • Support setting a default wiki to open on launch.
  • Make window size follow standard OS behavior instead of being hardcoded.
  • has an Android port to replace Tiddloid. https://github.com/tiddly-gittly/TidGi-Mobile

BTW, I need users to test latest prerelease features:

https://github.com/tiddly-gittly/TidGi-Desktop/releases/tag/v0.13.0-prerelease16

  • allow search all backup history, including deleted tiddlers, could search by AI commit message, filename or time duration
  • allow loading multiple folder as sub-wiki, link them to main wiki. So you could split public tiddlers and private tiddlers, using tags / tag-tree / filters configued in workspace setting - sub workspace routing (right click workspace icon to find it)
  • allow auto-save changes to folder immediately without a click. And auto reload changed files from disk when you edit tiddler using other applications

I will release a new version when they have enough user tests.

Thanks, I have tried TidGi but it wasn’t for me as TidGi is not intended for a single-file based workflow. I would have to export each time. I also struggled to get relative links to work (I have _canonical_uri all over the place in tiddlers). I think TidGi is definitely more mature though and better for most users than TiddlyDesktop and other solutions.