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zombie_soul_crusher · /r/noob2admin
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27th Nov 2012

Ok, so I spent a couple of hours messing around and came up with THIS - again, please forgive the crudeness but this is the kind of thing I originally had in mind. This was my main reason for using Zim in the first place - the simplicity of creating and linking pages like these together.

So, what I did was export the notebook to html and edited it with BlueGriffon, which allowed me to create the tables easily.

Is there any way I can get the best of both worlds here? That is, a nice easy to manage tree or hierarchy of pages integrated into an easy to use WYSIWYG editor like BlueGriffon. I've just found BlueGriffon but was also keen to try Kompozer - unfortunately I couldn't get it working in CentOS but I will try it out in Ubuntu when I can.

zombie_soul_crusher · /r/noob2admin
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29th Nov 2012

Well, I've had a look at Kompozer in Ubuntu and it's very similar to BlueGriffon but still not 'simple' enough for the likes of me. Basically a good solution here would be a Zim-like application with full HTML support but unfortunately, as weedeater64 stated, nothing like this seems to exist - well, to our knowledge at least.

So, for the moment I don't know what to do or how to advance, I suppose there are a few possibilities:

  • Continue with Zim and use 'image files' to populate the notebook with tables etc. My main concern with this approach would be the size of the notebook - bear in mind that one table (.png) imported to Zim roughly doubles the size of the notebook.

  • MediaWiki or something similar. This appeals to me more and more because it seems a lot better for a collaborative effort, but I am unsure how this would be achieved. Would this need to be hosted on a private server or could it be hosted for free (or cheap) online?

  • How about a Reddit Wiki? Would this work and allow anyone to contribute easily as the course progresses? It would be nice to keep all of this on Reddit I guess but am I just taking this too far from the original notebook idea?

Thoughts? Ideas? Suggestions? Criticisms?