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Where is emacs discussion?
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Ok, but... no android app. I use Obsidian most on my phone actually. But if you don't need that, sure.
There's always Joplin
Care to explain? I find it unpractical and not very intuitive to use on Android :/
I just use it on Android as Read-only.
Logseq works good
How does silverbullet compare to it?
Idk, i use logseq and it works good so why switch
I use it myself and I'm content with its features and performance. (It fits my workflow. It is quite stable. Tags and backlinks are awesome and scripting yields good results for dynamic tables.) But:
The wysiwyg editor has its quirks and missing features. I. E. In certain cases it scrolls down multiple pages when I just want to move the cursor a few lines.
The full text search doesn't return all results (at least with default settings). Sometimes I need to use grep on the md files.
It is quite slow on startup both on android and PC. Maybe because electron.
Interesting. I'll have to see how it compares to Trillium Next.
How many fucking accounts does cm0002 have? I block them but they're like a god damn hydra.
Lol I make them as I need them, .zip is a "Gaming and tech focused instance" so now when I make a comm that falls into one of those categories I'll make them here
I... I don't þink you're using federation right
He's single handedly propping up the Lemmy user count
It's true a comm made on any instance can be accessed from any other instance on the network.
But in addition to personal preference and just wanting to keep things neat, it also helps keep things more decentralized to help prevent one instance becoming too big for its own good. Aka the .world problem
I’m curious as to why you don’t want to see cm0002’s posts
A search for .md in the article didn't yield any results. :(
How does zettlr store its documents? Are there export / import options for markdown?
E: found something. Yes, markdown. license: GPLv3. Supports tags. Runs on: Windows, Mac, Linux (x64, arm), sadly no android (not planned, they lack the resources). A feature matrix, nice.
I may need to try Zettlr out, something bugs me about Obsidian these days.