TiddlyWiki is a great tool for creating personal wikis that you can use for note-keeping, task management, and organization. Here's how you can install TiddlyWiki on OpenSUSE Latest in just a few simple steps:
First, head to the TiddlyWiki website at https://tiddlywiki.com/ and download the empty.html file. You can do this by either right-clicking on the file and selecting "Save As" or by clicking on the file and then selecting "Save Page As" from your browser's menu.
Next, create a new directory where you want to store your TiddlyWiki files. You can do this by opening up a terminal and using the mkdir command. For example, if you wanted to create a directory called "mywiki" in your home directory, you would run the following command:
mkdir ~/mywiki
Once you've created the directory, move the empty.html file that you downloaded in Step 1 into the new directory. You can do this either by dragging and dropping the file in your file manager or by using the mv command in your terminal. For example, if you downloaded the file to your Downloads directory, you could move it to your new mywiki directory with the following command:
mv ~/Downloads/empty.html ~/mywiki/
To open TiddlyWiki, simply double-click on the empty.html file in your new mywiki directory. This should open up the TiddlyWiki in your default web browser. You can start working on your new wiki by creating new tiddlers and editing existing ones.
That's it! Installing TiddlyWiki on OpenSUSE Latest is a straightforward process that shouldn't take too long to complete. With your new wiki setup, you'll be able to keep track of all your notes and tasks in one convenient location.
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