I am looking for debian software which will act as a local wiki ( serverless preffered ) to use for studying go. The two things that I want to be different are: a decent editor or one that allows you to use your own editor and a way of embedding go diagrams amd sgf.

I know there are PIMs and mind map applications which basically act this way, but do not have the go related stuff. Can someone recommend something go related?

If it's just diagrams you're after, have you considered embedding it as a picture?

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Ehhmmm.

[quote="calm"]
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... a decent editor or one that allows you to use your own editor and a way of embedding go diagrams big arrow pointing right . . . . and sgf. . . .big arrow pointing left
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Oh shoot, I missed the big arrows

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Are those arrows pointing at amd?