For notes I prefer Joplin
this post was submitted on 14 May 2025
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I really want to but it's not open-source and I refuse to use malware for notes
Logseq seems similar. https://github.com/logseq/logseq
It's structured very differently though
I switched from obsidian to logseq and prefer logseq a lot. The whole atomic notes thing never really worked for me, but using an outliner does (and tbh on some pages I just write in prose anyways).
Yes. For beacons, nether portals and enchanting tables mostly.
10 blocks is the magical total
not the easiest stone to knap but you can't beat that edge
Almost too much at this point. Gonna be curious to see how everyone is syncing because the built in service is dogshit.
The note taking app? Yeah
Yeah, it's amazing. Best notetaking app I've ever used. Lots of good plugins for whatever you need. I really like the zotero/pandoc integration. Dataview is also really useful.
I use syncthing to keep it synced across all my devices.
I use it with the vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync plugin. You can host your notes anywhere and access them even without obsidian client if necessary.
Yeah, I use the mobile app, and with emacs on desktop with obsidian.el.
Yeah, i have it installed on all my main-use computers, and they back up to my dropbox so all my notes sync up.
Si
Yah I love it