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OneNote alternative to make a knowledge base
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this post was submitted on 20 Jun 2024
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Since you're specifically looking to replace OneNote, you might want to take a look at BookStack. It has similar organizational concepts, and I think it's FOSS.
Second this, BookStack is great.
Thirded. I used it when I was learning to code and its super easy to search and reference back to older stuff.
I was going to mention Bookstack also.