Hi, thanks for the feedback
Now, I’d really love to be able to do something with them as far as exporting them to an html list, or something. I’m not just tagging my files for my own amusement, I want to be able to publish the metadata somehow.
The purpose of supporting tags/categories in Deepdwn is more for organization within the editor, rather than a separate exportable item.
I don’t think there’s a general purpose thing that Deepdwn could do in that regard that would be useful to many people, without building a lot of features/configuration on top of it, but since the format used (markdown with yaml frontmatter) is reasonably standard (-ish, with caveats), I think somebody could build up tooling outside of Deepdwn to take that kind of thing on: It would parse your markdown files, gather tags and… do something with them, whatever it is that you need.
I’m of the opinion that you’re wasting time with the appimage and snap route
There are some issues with snap currently. It’s more like: If it works for you that’s great, but the appimage will continue to be supported, as it’s the one I use most currently.
I was under the impression that this app had linking to other notes built in
That is correct. You can:
- create markdown links to other documents, generally using relative paths.
- control-click those links to navigate to the linked document
- use the info panel at the bottom to see all documents linking to the current document.
Hope that helps!