Matthew Esposito

You can export by right-clicking the root node (it's recursive). You can then select a number of options to export it, including a ZIP

Without sounding like a Rust fanatic, the idea of a Rust-based Trilium fork does excite me. I've seen a number of bugs related to Trilium caused by the use of...

I agree - your fork idea sounds very feasible - something like a flexible backend that can deliver content to a frontend of any kind (so we could use a...

Alternatively, you can open the database manually and delete the revision or note specifically, if you're able to find it

No, you can disable the server auth in the settings file. Then if you have auth in the web proxy, you'll get it through there instead of Trilium. And yes,...

Git alone is a really bad way to version database files. Trilium uses a SQLite database file instead of flat files for a number of reasons, but one drawback is...

Hi, oddly enough, I just checked the defunct process count of Trilium.cc and I do not have those many defunct processes. All containers are running 0.58.8 which doesn't *seem* (?)...

It's the same exe as the standard release: https://github.com/zadam/trilium/releases

1. This password isn't set when you use the electron version IIRC as it's not really necessary. You can create one in settings 2. No. There is no multi user...

Also - there is a hard limit, because of how the sync protocol works, at something around 400-512MB simply because the content is stored in a String and it has...