docs: Update PKM tools and resources

- Add new entries for Looksyk, Markdown-Oxide, Notesnook, and Sneakernet.
- Include links to relevant discussions and resources for Anytype and AppFlowy.
- Enhance the PKM tools list with additional context and insights on features and technology stacks.
- Document the Golden Kitty Awards and its significance in the PKM community.

Author: codekiln

journals/2025_11_16.md

@@ -1,4 +1,9 @@
 - [[NextCloud]]
-- [[PKM/Tool]]
 - [[InkAndSwitch]]
-- [[Local-First/Conf/25]]
+- [[Local-First/Conf/25]]
+- [[Sneakernet]]
+- Discovered [[ProductHunt/Award/Golden Kitty]]
+- [[PKM/Tool]]
+	- [[Logseq/DB/Alternative]]
+		- [[Looksyk]]
+	- [[Markdown/Oxide]]

pages/Anytype.md

@@ -1,15 +1,20 @@
 tags:: [[PKM/Tool]]
 
-# [Anytype](https://anytype.io/)
+- # [Anytype](https://anytype.io/)
 	- ## About
 		- **Tagline:** The Everything App
 		- **Type:** Personal knowledge management and productivity application
 		- **Website:** https://anytype.io/
 	- ## Features
 		- Local-first
 		- Peer-to-peer decentralized sync
+			- [I have questions about Anytype's P2P syncing : r/Anytype](https://www.reddit.com/r/Anytype/comments/1ouxqus/i_have_questions_about_anytypes_p2p_syncing/)
+				- > It runs a local libp2p peer, not a traditional server. On LAN it finds peers via mDNS and connects directly over QUIC/TCP; if Windows asks, allow on Private networks. No port forwarding. For comparison, Syncthing or Tailscale need ports/VPN; DreamFactory I use for quick DB APIs. So, peer not server.
 		- Integrated workspace for notes, tasks, and knowledge management
 		- Designed as an all-in-one productivity solution
+	- ## Links
+		- [Anytype: One app for everything - private, P2P & local-first | Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/products/anytype#anytype-public-beta)
+		- [[Anytype/GitHub]] [Any Association](https://github.com/anyproto?ref=producthunt)
 	- ## Related
 		- [[Personal Knowledge Management]]
 		- [[Knowledge Garden]]

pages/AppFlowy.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 tags:: [[PKM/Tool]]
 
-# [AppFlowy](https://appflowy.com/)
+- # [AppFlowy](https://appflowy.com/)
 	- ## About
 		- **Type:** Open-source Notion alternative
 		- **Website:** https://appflowy.com/
@@ -12,6 +12,21 @@ tags:: [[PKM/Tool]]
 				- It sounds like it's a relatively restricted configuration:
 				- > Update: Just seen the ridiculous rules on self hosting limits. No need to reply. Will look elsewhere. Welcome to drop recommendations though 😊
 		- **Private local RAG:** Features include private local Retrieval-Augmented Generation
+	- ## Tech Stack
+		- [AppFlowy, an open source alternative to Notion, can now be self-hosted : r/selfhosted](https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/169l5sy/appflowy_an_open_source_alternative_to_notion_can/)
+			- Built with
+				- [[Rust]]
+				- [[Flutter]]
+				- [[Supabase]]
+			- Apparently requires [[XWindow]] to be deployed in [[Docker]]?
+				- got a lot of flack in the thread for that,
+					- > It seems like they are using X11 to make Flutter work on embedded systems. But that still doesn't answer the question: why the h*** would you expose this in a docker container. The web interface doesn't need one... I'll give it a go and just remove that X11 all together
+					- > I don’t think I’ve had an open port to X since the 1990s. It was a great idea that didn’t work that well even back then.
+					  Most Linux machines are running Wayland now. Why on Earth would you develop an X application?
+					- > It’s self-hosted but is using supabase as a backend. Yes you can self-host supabase too, but this is just cringe, same as the fact that there is no web UI but an X-based app you can use via docker.
+					  How hard is it to create a simple webapp that works in the browser and on mobile (preferable with an app for login).
+			- People give them a lot of flack for using [[Flutter]]
+				-
 	- ## Related
 		- [[Personal Knowledge Management]]
 		- [[App/Notion]]

pages/Logseq___DB___Alternative.md

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+- Finding an alternative to the database version of logseq
+	- [Is there any fork of logseq? : r/logseq](https://www.reddit.com/r/logseq/comments/1olnx4p/is_there_any_fork_of_logseq/)
+		- katafrakt
+			- I tried forking Logseq, just for me - stop DB, RTC and AI stuff I don't need, fix most annoying bugs. I do know some Clojure and ClojureScript, but navigating the code, even with help of LLMs, was a lot.
+			- At some point I even wanted to try from scratch. Rebuild main Logseq functionality in some more friendly stack. But only then I realized how many crucial.features it has. It would take month to build something that even starts to be comparable.
+			- So in my opinion, Logseq is more or less unforkable, unless you have some really dedicated team to do so. I would love to be proven wrong.

pages/Looksyk.md

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+- [SebastianRzk/Looksyk: A markdown centric, fast and local personal knowledge platform](https://github.com/sebastianrzk/looksyk)
+	- [[My Notes]]
+		- discovered via [Looksyk: A simple and open source Logseq alternative : r/PKMS](https://www.reddit.com/r/PKMS/comments/1lc5zy4/looksyk_a_simple_and_open_source_logseq/)
+			- > So, as a hobby, on a small scale: No whiteboard, no flashcards, and no blockchain-based AI assistant. Instead, it's a PKMS based on Markdown files on the hard drive with a wiki and a journal, queries (kept very simple), templates, a context assistant, and diverse file support.
+			- > Thanks to [[Rust]], an in-memory data model, and a bit of optimization with Flamegraph, it's very fast even with larger graphs (where logseq became sluggish for me).
+			- > there's a ready-made AUR build for Arch Linux (as well as a Docker image and a build shell script).
+			-

pages/Markdown___Oxide.md

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+- [index - Markdown-Oxide Wiki](https://oxide.md/index)
+	- Promo
+		- Markdown-Oxide is a [PKMS](https://oxide.md/PKMS) that composes with your favorite text-editor through the [LSP](https://oxide.md/LSP).
+		- While other [PKMS](https://oxide.md/PKMS) implementations include their own text-editors, markdown-oxide is unbundled: it leaves text-editing to a dedicated text-editor and focuses solely on robust, performant knowledge management.
+		- inspired by and highly compatible with Obsidian.
+		- The best-supported text editor is Neovim, but also popular with users are VSCode, Helix, and Zed.
+		- If you are looking for all of the features we have, visit the [Features Index](https://oxide.md/Features+Index).
+	- Tech stack
+		- [[Rust]]
+	- [[My Notes]]
+		- discovered via https://www.reddit.com/r/logseq/comments/1oknsil/comment/nmfeqyc/

pages/Notesnook.md

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+tags:: [[PKM/Tool]]
+
+- [Notesnook | Open source & zero knowledge private note taking app](https://notesnook.com/)
+	- [[My Notes]]
+		- apparently, they have joint discounts with [[Ente]]; [Notesnook & Ente partnership](https://blog.notesnook.com/notesnook-and-ente/)

pages/PKM___Tool.md

@@ -3,11 +3,16 @@ alias:: [[PKM Tools]]
 - Personal Knowledge Management Tools
 	- [[AffinePro]]
 	- [[Anytype]]
+		- Pretty interesting; web3, local-first, p2p sync'd
 	- [[AppFlowy]]
+		- Like notion but built with Rust and Flutter in an open source way, though the self-hosted community can't stand how it dockerizes xwindow.
 	- [[BeaverNotes]]
 	- [[Joplin]]
 	- [[Logseq]]
+	- [[Looksyk]]
+	- [[Markdown/Oxide]]
 	- [[NextCloud/Collective]]
+	- [[Notesnook]]
 	- [[Orgmode]]
 	- [[QOwnNotes]]
 	- [[StandardNotes]]

pages/ProductHunt___Award___Golden Kitty.md

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+- [Golden Kitty Awards Winners | Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/golden-kitty-awards/hall-of-fame)

pages/Sneakernet.md

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+- [Sneakernet - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneakernet)