Encountered the strangest bug using combination of xterm + tmux + vimwiki. The `VimWikiGoBackLink` function using the backspace key is not working. It simply behaves as a backspace key.

*However* it acts like that only locally. If I ssh into the machine, start tmux, then start Vimwiki it *does* work as expected.

Open xterm and start Vimwiki (no tmux) it works as expected.

It also works in other terminals (urxvt, lxterminal).

I'm at a loss how to fix this.

Day two of using #vimwiki, and I've already decided I quite like it - and have learned more about using #neovim and #lua in the process.

I can *easily* see this reviving my 'blogging, also.

VimWiki: I write my notes in the terminal, like a monster

https://tinkerbetter.tube/videos/watch/2ac996b2-39eb-4208-92ef-3ea4815157cd

I just don't understand it. Everything always works in #YouTube #tutorials and when I recreate it, it doesn't.

I'm currently trying to expand my #vimwiki with #taskwiki, but it's not passing the data on to #taskwarrior. But since there are no errors, I don't know where to look. I'm annoyed.

Ich verstehe das einfach nicht. In #YouTube #Tutorials funktioniert immer alles und wenn ich es nachbaue nicht.

Gerade versuche ich mein #vimwiki mit #taskwiki zu erweitern, doch dessen Weitergabe der Daten an #taskwarrior findet nicht statt. Da es aber auch zu keinen Fehlern kommt, weiß ich nicht, wo ich suchen soll. Bin genervt.

If you are a #Neovim user and you like #vimwiki take a look at:
https://github.com/Nedra1998/nvim-mdlink

I replaced Vimwiki with Neorg for a while but it's a bit complicated and requires learning a new syntax. (So many good features if you really learn how to use it). But I prefer simplicity of markdown documents so I'm using #mdlink with https://github.com/MeanderingProgrammer/render-markdown.nvim right now
#nvim
#vim

I've been using vimwiki for years (using wiki syntax instead of markdown unfortunately) but have been going through a modernization kick lately (moving to neovim, rewriting all my config in lua, etc). tl;dr: debating migrating away from vimwiki. Any strong thoughts out there? Mostly debating between these options but I'm open to others. #vim #neovim #wiki #vimwiki #obsidian

Despite using #vim for about two decades... I never really used folding. Well, today, I decided to try using #vimwiki again to make a todo list of things I need to accomplish as I prepare for the upcoming semester.

Because the list was getting long (setting up a course is a lot of tedious work), I decided to finally learn how to fold... and I like it!

I even setup automatic saving and restoring of views:

https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Make_views_automatic

Maybe one day I'll move to neovim... (that day is not today)

Mist bin doch ins Loch gefallen und benutze jetzt #Obsidian und synchronisier den Kram mit #syncthing. Jetzt heisst es #VimWiki umziehen

Applied some colors to my #Obsidian graph to help me visualize the source of my huge imported-orphans halo.

Green (except for the one graph-center, which is my index) is #Evernote, yellow is #AppleNotes, blueish is #Vim's #VimWiki.

Are #vimwiki users here? I need inspiration for structuring the index page. Show me yours

@jens I'm using #vimwiki on my side for my #zettelkasten system. I think the main thing is to be able to retrieve, and organize the information you need quickly...

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