A note taking app, Markdown editor, and text browser, featuring ID based wiki style links, and #tags, intended for zettelkasten method users. Loaded with tons of features like sophisticated tag search, note transclusion, support for note templates, bibliography support, etc. to make working in your Zettelkasten a joy 😄
line 187: Install python 3.6 (eg, from [Anaconda](https://continuum.py)) : the link doesn't work.
line 191: add git
maybe mention that you need a recent distro? I didn't manage to run slzk as described in the current Debian (9 Stretch which had its freeze in 2016-11). I get an error that ZLIB_1.2.9 is not found. Debian9 only has version 1.2.8 of libz.so.1/zlib1g. version 1.2.9 of zlib in ubuntu is available only after 17.10. I haven't tested with OpenSuse but the current version (numbered 42.3) only has version 1.2.8 - though in about 10 days the next OpenSuse version (numbered 15) with version 1.2.11 will be released.
explain fuzzy search
An example: slzk comes with 10 notes that explain import parts from the manual: If you run "Open Note" in a freshly installed slzk and enter tag slzk will show you three matches: "201804250059 Working with Tags.md", "201804250100 Advanced Tag Search.md", and "201804250116 Automatic Section Numbering.md".
I think non-programmers will be confused because this is not the matching behavior of typical desktop software: Most software wouldn't show the last match. In theory this is not a problem because the addtional matches are only at the bottom of the search. But still some might think that "open note" is broken - non-Programmers don't know the term fuzzy. I think two or three sentences somewhere in the manual could be useful.
Readme-Linux
[Anaconda](https://continuum.py)) : the link doesn't work.gitZLIB_1.2.9 is not found. Debian9 only has version 1.2.8 of libz.so.1/zlib1g. version 1.2.9 of zlib in ubuntu is available only after 17.10. I haven't tested with OpenSuse but the current version (numbered 42.3) only has version 1.2.8 - though in about 10 days the next OpenSuse version (numbered 15) with version 1.2.11 will be released.explain fuzzy search
An example: slzk comes with 10 notes that explain import parts from the manual: If you run "Open Note" in a freshly installed slzk and enter
tagslzk will show you three matches: "201804250059 Working with Tags.md", "201804250100 Advanced Tag Search.md", and "201804250116 Automatic Section Numbering.md".I think non-programmers will be confused because this is not the matching behavior of typical desktop software: Most software wouldn't show the last match. In theory this is not a problem because the addtional matches are only at the bottom of the search. But still some might think that "open note" is broken - non-Programmers don't know the term fuzzy. I think two or three sentences somewhere in the manual could be useful.