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🎁 Where to get it?

TriliumNext Stable Release

❔ Why TriliumNext?

TriliumNext has started as a fork of Trilium Notes at the beginning of 2024. The reason for the work is that the upstream project has entered maintenance phase and we would like to extend the application. The work so far has focused more on the technical aspects because most of the work has been done by u/zadam and handing over a project of this size is non-trivial. Some more technical work will be done in the upcoming versions after which the project can focus on improving the user experience as much as possible.

Some of the current features are listed below and can be found on the readme:

Upcoming Improvements

🔡Support for multiple languages. (Work underway)
🚦Improving the existing theme and decluttering the UI.
📱Mobile improvements.
⌨️Exploring additional editors such as a MarkDown-based editor.
📓Improving existing documentation. (Work underway)

⬆️ Porting from Trilium Notes?

There is no change in the database structure. TriliumNext Notes can be run instead of the original Trilium Notes and it should work out of the box, since it will reuse the same database. It should also be possible to downgrade back to Trilium Notes if required, without any changes or loss of data. Similarly goes for the server, it should work out of the box. It is possible to mix and match between Trilium Notes and TriliumNext Notes.

Do you use Helm Charts? We've got you covered!

🐞 How stable is it?

Generally you should not encounter any breaking bugs as the prior versions have been tested and daily-driven for a few weeks now. Should you encounter any issue, feel free to report them on our GitHub issues.

✨ Key Fixes/Improvements

v0.90.4 (Stable)

Re-introduced ARM builds
Docker container marked as not healthy
Find/Replace dialog doesn't match theme
Tray icon is missing on windows
Error when Duplicating sub-tree of note that contains broken internal trilium link
Update available points to Trilium download instead of TriliumNext

v0.90.3 (Stable)

Fixed Error importing zip file
Fixed Alt+Left and Alt+Right navigation would not work under Electron.
Added a fresh new icon to represent our ongoing effort to improve Trilium.

v0.90.2-beta

Fixed some issues with the sync.
Ported the server from Common.js to ES modules.
Updated the CKEditor from 41.0.0 to 41.4.2.
Updated Electron from 25.9.8 (marked as end-of-life) to 31.2.1.
Started adding support for internationalization (#248). The application will soon be able to be translated into multiple languages.
Improved error management for scripting

v0.90.1-beta

Introduced a Windows installer instead of the .zip installation. 
Bug fixes related to the TypeScript port of the server.

v0.90.0-beta

On a technical side, the server was rewritten in TypeScript.
(This should improve the stability of both current and future developments thanks to the language's type safety. It will also make the development slightly easier.)
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[–] homegrowntechie 2 points 2 months ago

perfect! This project may help your migration. I'm pretty sure the script is broken currently, but if you tinker with it a bit, perhaps it could speed up your migration: https://github.com/meichthys/onenote-html-export