Terminal-based user created wiki/dictionary?
So I want something where I can easily look up things like algorithms (with pseudo code), cheatsheets for app keyboard shortcuts and things like markdown, and short fast rules for things like persuasive writing and math. I could just write this stuff in markdown and call it with a bash script, but aside from a hackish solution I was wondering if such a tool already exists. I figured a user created wiki or some kind of dictionary would work best for this. I know about Zim, but as far as I know it is not a command line tool.
command-line software-recommendation dictionary mediawiki rxvt
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So I want something where I can easily look up things like algorithms (with pseudo code), cheatsheets for app keyboard shortcuts and things like markdown, and short fast rules for things like persuasive writing and math. I could just write this stuff in markdown and call it with a bash script, but aside from a hackish solution I was wondering if such a tool already exists. I figured a user created wiki or some kind of dictionary would work best for this. I know about Zim, but as far as I know it is not a command line tool.
command-line software-recommendation dictionary mediawiki rxvt
asked Feb 4 at 18:41
Joshua FergusonJoshua Ferguson
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So I want something where I can easily look up things like algorithms (with pseudo code), cheatsheets for app keyboard shortcuts and things like markdown, and short fast rules for things like persuasive writing and math. I could just write this stuff in markdown and call it with a bash script, but aside from a hackish solution I was wondering if such a tool already exists. I figured a user created wiki or some kind of dictionary would work best for this. I know about Zim, but as far as I know it is not a command line tool.
command-line software-recommendation dictionary mediawiki rxvt
asked Feb 4 at 18:41
Joshua FergusonJoshua Ferguson
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So I want something where I can easily look up things like algorithms (with pseudo code), cheatsheets for app keyboard shortcuts and things like markdown, and short fast rules for things like persuasive writing and math. I could just write this stuff in markdown and call it with a bash script, but aside from a hackish solution I was wondering if such a tool already exists. I figured a user created wiki or some kind of dictionary would work best for this. I know about Zim, but as far as I know it is not a command line tool.
command-line software-recommendation dictionary mediawiki rxvt
command-line software-recommendation dictionary mediawiki rxvt
asked Feb 4 at 18:41
Joshua FergusonJoshua Ferguson
11
asked Feb 4 at 18:41
Joshua FergusonJoshua Ferguson
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asked Feb 4 at 18:41
Joshua FergusonJoshua Ferguson
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asked Feb 4 at 18:41
Joshua FergusonJoshua Ferguson
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