I tried using OpenBSD, but the support for some specific things isn't very good. For example, J language support is always missing some packages. I also don't want to, and very much do not want to, use systemd. I finally chose FreeBSD, but I'm using some things from OpenBSD as much as possible, like obhttpd, etc. It feels good now.

maybe be org table

Aaron have a crossplatform ed in Apl.This is great when you familiar with apl.

love it.

I like your way , So I pick up my long time not used emacs. It's work fine.

It should work fine in pretty much any text editor, but after you have a few thousand URLs, some of them might start to slow down a bit on searching. But you'll always have grep.

klongpy

just use txt / html / numbers/excel / files. All will lasted next 20 years.

A solid lasting PKMS solution

just use txt.

"I am convinced that the best possible programming environment, at least for finance, is one that is based on high-performance list processing with APL-like primitives." -atw

csv