hologram.nvim VS wiki.vim

Awesome! What's the difference between this and hologram? Would you like to support sixel so that it can be used in other terminals like alacritty?

hologram doesn't work for you? Although, there's a bit of an issue with images disappearing and to get them back I have to replace a character in the image's link.

There are some plugins to display images in nvim (edluffy/hologram.nvim), but it depends on the terminal and graphic protocol you use

kitty terminal can show image https://github.com/edluffy/hologram.nvim but i use peek.nvim to preview markdown

Hi good stuff! Is there any plans for hologram.nvim integration?

Nope, I used the hologram.nvim plugin to display the images, and it uses the kitty graphics protocol. That is why it only works with kitty.

The images can be drawn anywhere on the screen. Drawing inside an editor isn't too much work but requires some bookkeeping to handle scrolling, cropping and windows closing. See https://github.com/edluffy/hologram.nvim for an example of what is possible.

Im actually using hologram.nvim integrated with neorg (it only works in kitty + pngs for now)

Basic image manipulation/preview. This includes: 1) the ability to call external tools (draw.io/inkscape, etc) for simple image creation and insertion on the fly 2) removing an image link from markdown also removes the corresponding file 3) file preview inside neovim buffer. I just discovered a plugin that make this possible: hologram.nvim, has anyone tried it out?

Shameless plug: there's also [wiki.vim](https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/), which I believe is starting to be a real contender to Vimwiki.

Regardless: In my experience, Vim + wiki with some additional plugins for fast searching and navigation is a very good combo!

I've just released version 0.7 of wiki.vim. This is a minor release. For details, see the release notes.

There's really interesting discussion on wiki.vim's issue tracker which we had few years ago. I think it's worth advertising because there are many more details and ideas for notetaking systems: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/101

You could use Markdown based notes with https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/.

I found the discussion in #289 and wiki-ft.vim#14 pretty interesting. I've been using wiki-ft.vim because every markdown plugin seems to break in some way (broken conceal, broken table highlighting, no injections). I know wiki-ft is not great, but at least it's consistent.

There are also other improvements and bug fixes as outlined in the release notes.

Plug: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim

I started off with VimWiki, but now use wiki.vim. You won’t regret it if you do the same. The developer is a very nice guy.

Perhaps you might also consider wiki.vim combined with regular Markdown and Pandoc? I've written a possibly interesting guide on talking notes here.

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