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Today I've been testing @plainva :
Good points:
- beautiful interface
- open source
- just text files, no db storage
- good imports
- markdown + frontmatter for metadata
- has many sync options on things you may already be using
- supports *basic* queries over frontmatter from items and various rendering results options
- android app (beta) haven't tried it yet
Bad points:
- no plugin ecosystem
- queries can be a bit limited

So far, it's ticking almost everything i wanted with nice extras.

#BestPKM #PKM

So I've been using #LogSeq fue a while now you write down my things. I can track stuff that i need to track, tasks, take notes and maybe write up longer texts. Open Source, based on markdown files that i version controlled and synced using git. But they transitioned to a DB format. Like #Joplin. Like #Trilium. And that's a pain because for some performance gains, i lose the ability to sync files, edit and futureproof my thoughts. Which means i might have to go back to #Obsidian because they still keep markdown files as the source of truth. And I'm mad because it's not open source.

So dear mastodoners, do you have suggestions of #PKM personal knowledge management systems that
- are foss
- have an android app
- use markdown files as a base

Please Boost.

Also, dear @joplinapp why the db ? Joplin is really close to what I want. But i just can't depend on a specific app to access my content.

EDIT: I will make a thread with this hashtag if you're interested #BestPKM #PKM