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@awws thanks for
"My Obsidian GTD setup"
https://daryl.wakatara.com/my-obsidian-gtd-setup/
Very useful as I migrate from #logseq to #obsidian -
Ich bin jetzt schon einige Zeit dran, alle meine Aufgaben und Projekte sowie die größeren Ziele im Leben in #Logseq zu pflegen. Gerade bei Projekten möchte ich auch die zeitlichen Aufwende tracken. Das kann Logseq zwar auch, aber #TimeTagger scheint mir dafür viel besser geeignet zu sein. Klappt auch prima mobil mit dem Smartphone.
Vielleicht blogge ich dazu bald mal was. Bis dahin einfach mal die Demo anschauen https://tt.z3h.de/timetagger/app/demo
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"Kinda like #logseq, but in two dimensions instead of one" is how I would attempt do describe #TreeSheets
https://strlen.com/treesheets/ -
Managed to get both #syncthing and #logseq up and running on my #Uconsole. Quite pleased this is now possible.
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Logseq Brain v0.6.0 released!
Claude's persistent memory plugin now:
- Journey Log — every save/load lands as a bullet in today's journal
- section-targeted Reads — real token savings on big project pages
- sharper skill descriptions -
The (mental) model behind #Logseq is really nifty and might work for my brain. The current beta of the new "DB" branch works pretty well already, UI wise.
*But* the pivot away from plain text storage ("Markdown extended") is removing one of the major selling points of these tools.
I really like SQlite, but the way Logseq DB is using it, a single key-value table with basically all data stored in the highly app-specific structured value field/DSL, doesn't promise a lot of interoperability. 😟
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And... #logseq officially has a split product with db and og. It could work.
But honestly.. I'm kind of liking obsidian now. 🫠 Sure it does 0.1 of what logseq can do. At the same, maybe that's ok? 😅
Like if you enrich frontmatter, use tags, and follow #outliner principles, obsidian can do a lot.
You don't need an everything tool. Just enough flexibility to shape your needs. 😉
https://logseq.io/page/b2ad9ce1-9cb7-4436-8083-54cb4516d324/df4dc09d-0a12-4c87-904e-22a9bf4c350a
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@groberschnitzer What a huge fail. 👎
File-based work was 100% the main reason for the great popularity.
Any plans for a file only fork?
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The file-based markdown version of #logseq is officially put into maintenance-only mode or rather fully retired. The software has not even reached version 1.0 and will be stopped being developed.
Sadly that's what many warned of, when the devs started working on the database version.
https://logseq.io/page/b2ad9ce1-9cb7-4436-8083-54cb4516d324/df4dc09d-0a12-4c87-904e-22a9bf4c350a
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"Capacities" gefällt mir wirklich gut.
Eigentlich genau das, was ich lange gesucht habe.
Aber ZeroKnowledge / E2E wäre mir für eine dauerhafte Lösung schon wichtig. (Trotz Servern in der EU) -
@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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A couple years ago I switched from Obsidian to LogSeq because it has org-mode support OOTB. I really am only using for it's syncing capabilities across devices and availability of mobile apps. It is a far from perfect experience, but the pain is hardly noticeable if you predominantly edit the files in org-mode like me. https://logseq.com
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@itsfoss I wish Logseq had an Edit Lock, so when I'm just looking for something I'm not triggering an edit.
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Start a task in Claude Code on your desktop. Say "save to brain". Walk to the laptop. Switch to Copilot. Say "load MyProject" — everything's there.
logseq/brain: persistent memory for Claude Code, Copilot CLI & Gemini CLI, stored in a Logseq graph you own and sync yourself.
Session logs, decisions, plans — all markdown, written surgically so Logseq Sync doesn't cry.
v0.5 out. Feedback + ideas very welcome.
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@anderelampe I use markdown in #logseq. Logseq makes linking between pages super easy which really helps with organization.
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Information overload alert 😪
After 3 tears of using #obsidian #obsidianmd , I wanted to try something lighter and #opensource (important to me). I did some #joplin , some #logseq ...
I have too many notes where I didn't put a hashtag to categorise the information, didn't migrate everything from one to another... So my stuff is all over the place, not organised, and it drives me nuts 🙁
At the end of the day, I don't even know which one I'd use. Probably #logseq . maybe I could script something to dump useful content of other apps onto a big note in Logseq, so that a full text find works? #1bigtextfile @ellane ?
Or go to the shop and buy a notebook!
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Logseq Brain is persistent memory for Claude, GitHub Copilot or Gemini.
A plugin that lets Claude save project context, decisions, and progress into a Logseq graph you own, then load it back in any future session.
Because Logseq syncs across devices, your Claude context travels with you. Start on desktop and continue on your laptop.
Just markdown files and four skills: brain-init, brain-load, brain-save, brain-status.
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Logseq Brain is persistent memory for Claude, GitHub Copilot or Gemini.
A plugin that lets Claude save project context, decisions, and progress into a Logseq graph you own, then load it back in any future session.
Because Logseq syncs across devices, your Claude context travels with you. Start on desktop and continue on your laptop.
Just markdown files and four skills: brain-init, brain-load, brain-save, brain-status.
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Logseq Brain is persistent memory for Claude, GitHub Copilot or Gemini.
A plugin that lets Claude save project context, decisions, and progress into a Logseq graph you own, then load it back in any future session.
Because Logseq syncs across devices, your Claude context travels with you. Start on desktop and continue on your laptop.
Just markdown files and four skills: brain-init, brain-load, brain-save, brain-status.
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Logseq Brain is persistent memory for Claude, GitHub Copilot or Gemini.
A plugin that lets Claude save project context, decisions, and progress into a Logseq graph you own, then load it back in any future session.
Because Logseq syncs across devices, your Claude context travels with you. Start on desktop and continue on your laptop.
Just markdown files and four skills: brain-init, brain-load, brain-save, brain-status.
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Started looking into alternatives for #logseq as the #android app keeps crashing. #trilium looks very promising and has more features...but also a steeper learning curve.
Many thanks to https://github.com/HG00/logseq_to_trilium for the excellent migration script -
Hi #LazyWeb my #KDE on #NixOS no longer differentiates my #Jitsi meet app from my #Logseq windows, and it really messes up my alt-tab / command-tab game. (I do love getting things out of browsers into apps for this reason.) Any quick fixes or contributable fixes (if Logseq is even maintained in the classic, files-based way anymore). Thanks!
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The tool continues to work. Yet, I know focus is on database version. Meaning current stable is a bit lacking. 🫠
What's interesting is how difficult finding an outliner as good as logseq. There's really none.
Venturing out isn't THAT bad... Let's see in 3 months. 😅
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New release of markdown-neuraxis desktop v0.0.11 has collapsible headings/bullets, which I think qualifies it as an #outliner
https://github.com/timabell/markdown-neuraxis/releases/tag/v0.0.11
Another #SideProject #SmallWin for the love of #FOSS #Markdown #Privacy and #SelfHosting
I'm hoping eventually this will be a haven for others like me looking for an alternative to the inspiring #LogSeq
Not ready for dog-fooding yet, but the pieces are falling into place and I'm determined to make it useable!
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I really like the decentralized wiki concept of Logseq, but its usability just frustrates the crap out of me.
- Needs an edit lock per page, so things will stay put when no edits are required. Easy to break things.
- Make referenced lists to other pages stay put. Touch them and they will change their order, or bump you out while editing.
- Unknown development timeline.I deflected back to Obsidian, but I will see if Logseq DB handles these better. Next year?
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I've been head down for the past few months this year, working on a major overhaul of Fern, the note-taking, journal, knowledge-management shell script that I made over a year ago. Super excited to be able to share the new project, which is inching closer to v1.
It's now a beautiful Terminal UI (TUI), written in Go, leveraging the amazing BubbleTea, Glamour libraries. I wanted to make something that could be powerful like #Obsidian or #Logseq while keeping the footprint low as possible. Binary is around 28MB and it runs on that much Memory at fresh start.
Still a bit of a ways off to declaring v1.0 ready, but I'd love love love if anyone wants to be a beta tester of v0.9.0(main). Any feedback, feature ideas that fit your workflow, or bug reports would be hugely helpful.
If you can't beta test that's okay, just share this with friends who might enjoy it. Boosts are most welcome! Thank you!
https://codeberg.org/InodeLabs/fern #knowledgemanagement #notetaking #journaling #tui #bubbletea #golang #terminal -
@geffrey Probably people using various hashtags like #pkm #plaintext #notes #zettelkasten or #logseq :)
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Мечтают ли папки с заметками об отдельном бэкенде? От ресерча к MVP
Привет, Хабр. Несколько месяцев назад я вышел ближе к ночи в магазин и, проходя мимо стойки с яблоками, придумал рабочую мысль, которую, как обычно, скинул себе в Telegram. Дома меня ждал знакомый ритуал: включить ноут, открыть Telegram, скопировать текст, открыть Obsidian, найти нужную заметку с идеями и только после этого вставить мысль туда, где она и должна была оказаться изначально. Меня в тот момент зацепили не сами действия, а их архитектурная странность. Формально мои заметки лежали в обычной локальной папке и принадлежали мне. Практически же доступ к ним был завязан на конкретный десктопный клиент, плагины, sync и костыли. Попробуйте, например, нормально достучаться до своей локальной базы заметок с телефона или прикрутить к ней простую автоматизацию и быстро обнаружите БОЛЬ. Именно тогда у меня появился не ответ, а вопрос: это моя частная боль или уже ставший привычным сценарий у других людей, которые уже ведут большие vault'ы в Obsidian, Logseq, Zim и других PKMS? И если проблема реальна, то чего им на самом деле не хватает — стабильной синхронизации, нормального плагина, ещё одного клиента... или отдельного серверного слоя? Этот текст — не история в духе «смотрите, я сделал notes‑as‑a-service». Хотя соблазн подать его именно так есть, говорить об этом пока рано. Это дискавери о том, как из личной боли, ресерча и создания MVP у меня сложилась гипотеза, что части пользователей markdown‑заметок нужен не новый редактор и не мощные плагины, а бэкенд поверх уже существующей папки с заметками.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1012030/
#product_discovery #mvp #obsidian #logseq #pkm #pkms #markdown #rest_api #автоматизация #selfhosted
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Has anybody ever written a conversion tool from the #orgmode syntax by #logseq to a cleaner version of #orgmode syntax for Emacs?
Background: logseq has a unique interpretation of the #orgdown syntax as each element is also a heading on its own (in order to allow element references):
https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/I'm happy to lose element references if they are replaced by "page references" instead somehow.
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Has anybody ever written a conversion tool from the #orgmode syntax by #logseq to a cleaner version of #orgmode syntax for Emacs?
Background: logseq has a unique interpretation of the #orgdown syntax as each element is also a heading on its own (in order to allow element references):
https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/I'm happy to lose element references if they are replaced by "page references" instead somehow.
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Has anybody ever written a conversion tool from the #orgmode syntax by #logseq to a cleaner version of #orgmode syntax for Emacs?
Background: logseq has a unique interpretation of the #orgdown syntax as each element is also a heading on its own (in order to allow element references):
https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/I'm happy to lose element references if they are replaced by "page references" instead somehow.
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Has anybody ever written a conversion tool from the #orgmode syntax by #logseq to a cleaner version of #orgmode syntax for Emacs?
Background: logseq has a unique interpretation of the #orgdown syntax as each element is also a heading on its own (in order to allow element references):
https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/I'm happy to lose element references if they are replaced by "page references" instead somehow.
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Has anybody ever written a conversion tool from the #orgmode syntax by #logseq to a cleaner version of #orgmode syntax for Emacs?
Background: logseq has a unique interpretation of the #orgdown syntax as each element is also a heading on its own (in order to allow element references):
https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/I'm happy to lose element references if they are replaced by "page references" instead somehow.
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@miXsed Vorsicht: lesbar bedeutet nicht, dass man es mit Tools gut weiterverwenden kann. Gerade #Markdown hat hier ein massives Problem mit den vielen Dutzenden von Flavors: https://karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdown-disaster/
Weil meine Frau was gegen #Emacs #Orgmode hat(te), habe ich ihr notgedrungen #logseq mit #orgdown (Org-mode Syntax) aufgesetzt. Leider bereue ich das inzwischen massiv, da das logseq orgdown in dieser Form in Org-mode nicht direkt nachnutzbar ist: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Die DB-Version werden wir garantiert nicht mitmachen.
Entweder ich migriere meine Frau gleich nach Org-mode (IMO das Beste am Markt https://karl-voit.at/orgmode/) oder ich schaue mir mal #SilverBullet an. Die sind wenigstens sehr offen mit den #MD-Einschränkungen: https://silverbullet.md/Markdown
Insofern ein klassisches Beispiel von "Klartextdateien aber trotzdem #lockin". 😔
Mir war's wenigstens bewusst, hab das Risiko akzeptiert und bin leider damit nach relativ kurzer Zeit eingefahren. Wird mir eine Lehre sein.
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@miXsed Vorsicht: lesbar bedeutet nicht, dass man es mit Tools gut weiterverwenden kann. Gerade #Markdown hat hier ein massives Problem mit den vielen Dutzenden von Flavors: https://karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdown-disaster/
Weil meine Frau was gegen #Emacs #Orgmode hat(te), habe ich ihr notgedrungen #logseq mit #orgdown (Org-mode Syntax) aufgesetzt. Leider bereue ich das inzwischen massiv, da das logseq orgdown in dieser Form in Org-mode nicht direkt nachnutzbar ist: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Die DB-Version werden wir garantiert nicht mitmachen.
Entweder ich migriere meine Frau gleich nach Org-mode (IMO das Beste am Markt https://karl-voit.at/orgmode/) oder ich schaue mir mal #SilverBullet an. Die sind wenigstens sehr offen mit den #MD-Einschränkungen: https://silverbullet.md/Markdown
Insofern ein klassisches Beispiel von "Klartextdateien aber trotzdem #lockin". 😔
Mir war's wenigstens bewusst, hab das Risiko akzeptiert und bin leider damit nach relativ kurzer Zeit eingefahren. Wird mir eine Lehre sein.
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@miXsed Vorsicht: lesbar bedeutet nicht, dass man es mit Tools gut weiterverwenden kann. Gerade #Markdown hat hier ein massives Problem mit den vielen Dutzenden von Flavors: https://karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdown-disaster/
Weil meine Frau was gegen #Emacs #Orgmode hat(te), habe ich ihr notgedrungen #logseq mit #orgdown (Org-mode Syntax) aufgesetzt. Leider bereue ich das inzwischen massiv, da das logseq orgdown in dieser Form in Org-mode nicht direkt nachnutzbar ist: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Die DB-Version werden wir garantiert nicht mitmachen.
Entweder ich migriere meine Frau gleich nach Org-mode (IMO das Beste am Markt https://karl-voit.at/orgmode/) oder ich schaue mir mal #SilverBullet an. Die sind wenigstens sehr offen mit den #MD-Einschränkungen: https://silverbullet.md/Markdown
Insofern ein klassisches Beispiel von "Klartextdateien aber trotzdem #lockin". 😔
Mir war's wenigstens bewusst, hab das Risiko akzeptiert und bin leider damit nach relativ kurzer Zeit eingefahren. Wird mir eine Lehre sein.
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@miXsed Vorsicht: lesbar bedeutet nicht, dass man es mit Tools gut weiterverwenden kann. Gerade #Markdown hat hier ein massives Problem mit den vielen Dutzenden von Flavors: https://karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdown-disaster/
Weil meine Frau was gegen #Emacs #Orgmode hat(te), habe ich ihr notgedrungen #logseq mit #orgdown (Org-mode Syntax) aufgesetzt. Leider bereue ich das inzwischen massiv, da das logseq orgdown in dieser Form in Org-mode nicht direkt nachnutzbar ist: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Die DB-Version werden wir garantiert nicht mitmachen.
Entweder ich migriere meine Frau gleich nach Org-mode (IMO das Beste am Markt https://karl-voit.at/orgmode/) oder ich schaue mir mal #SilverBullet an. Die sind wenigstens sehr offen mit den #MD-Einschränkungen: https://silverbullet.md/Markdown
Insofern ein klassisches Beispiel von "Klartextdateien aber trotzdem #lockin". 😔
Mir war's wenigstens bewusst, hab das Risiko akzeptiert und bin leider damit nach relativ kurzer Zeit eingefahren. Wird mir eine Lehre sein.
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@miXsed Vorsicht: lesbar bedeutet nicht, dass man es mit Tools gut weiterverwenden kann. Gerade #Markdown hat hier ein massives Problem mit den vielen Dutzenden von Flavors: https://karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdown-disaster/
Weil meine Frau was gegen #Emacs #Orgmode hat(te), habe ich ihr notgedrungen #logseq mit #orgdown (Org-mode Syntax) aufgesetzt. Leider bereue ich das inzwischen massiv, da das logseq orgdown in dieser Form in Org-mode nicht direkt nachnutzbar ist: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Die DB-Version werden wir garantiert nicht mitmachen.
Entweder ich migriere meine Frau gleich nach Org-mode (IMO das Beste am Markt https://karl-voit.at/orgmode/) oder ich schaue mir mal #SilverBullet an. Die sind wenigstens sehr offen mit den #MD-Einschränkungen: https://silverbullet.md/Markdown
Insofern ein klassisches Beispiel von "Klartextdateien aber trotzdem #lockin". 😔
Mir war's wenigstens bewusst, hab das Risiko akzeptiert und bin leider damit nach relativ kurzer Zeit eingefahren. Wird mir eine Lehre sein.
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I’ve tried #AppFlowy as a #Notion alternative and while it is close, I’m not quite sold on it yet as I’ve had issues syncing and general stability.
I’m also trying #Logseq as an #Obsidian alternative. They aren’t quite the same as Obsidian is a markdown text editor with huge customizability, while Logseq is a more focused block-based markdown text editor centred around bullet point notes made in a daily journal. I like the way both function and I’m not sure how to effectively execute a transition to Logseq given how I use Obsidian currently.
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Yesterday, I managed to read the whole #Orphans adv. for the #Mothership #TTRPG in about 20-30 min. Although I would like to see a little more structure, as a fan of #LogSeq & #Markdown, I think the very accessible structure is a step in the right direction. #DeltaGreen is welcome to imitate this.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:xdjqpqlccq57rplc6ulr73rp/post/3meoq75osec2r -
RE: https://graz.social/@publicvoit/115875810144458821
I really do like how #SilverBullet is explaining the consequences of using their version of #Markdown on https://silverbullet.md/Markdown (#CommonMark).
With statements like that, people learn about the consequences of using that tool.
They can either accept this or think about the negative effects before investing too much energy and data.
I really urge any (#MD-)tool to include such a warning statement on their project page. It's for the benefit of your users.
One of the reasons why I most probably would recommend switching to SilverBullet if you - for some reason - can't use #orgmode with #Emacs which is IMO the optimum tool for many set of requirements: https://karl-voit.at/2021/01/18/tool-choices/
I'll migrate my wife's #PKM from #logseq (recent changes are a no-go to me) to SilverBullet or preferably Emacs. My upcoming #GLT26 Org-mode workshop (no recording) will tell her.
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@ac @ente @elementary That's a interesting tool, it lists many niche options also, like the convenient email provider Migadu 👌 I made one about me too, it was fun! As DNS I usually prefer OpenNIC but it's not listed, I will open a pull request as well
#migadu #proton #kagi #zenbrowser #simplex #logseq #gopass #aegis #nextcloud #fdroid #homeassistant #osmand #matrix #archlinux #endeavouros #lineageos
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RE: https://mastodon.uno/@giuseppegv/115730518668624174
I like the idea of this post. Here is mine with some additions of my own:
OS
- Desktop and laptop
- #Debian 13 with #Cinnamon
#homelab server
- #Proxmox 9 with #Debian and #HomeAssistant OS VM's
Email
Service providers
- @disroot and @Tutanota
Client
- #Betterbird
Notes
- @logseq
Browser
Desktop
- @librewolf , and @torproject
Mobile
- #IronFox
VPN
- @mullvadnet
Password and TOTP Manager
- @keepassxc with #Syncthing
Search
- #DuckDuckGo , @ecosia , and @marginalia
Social
- @Mastodon and @pixelfedEdit: Today I ran ``` sudo apt remove --purge firefox ``` because of statements from Mozilla CEO today.
#FOSS #Debian #GNULinux #GNU #Linux #Proxmox #homelab #homeassistant #disroot #tuta #tutanota #betterbird #logseq #Mozilla #Firefox #Librewolf #Tor #Torproject #IronFox #Mullvad #MullvadVPN #VPN #TOTP #KeePassXC #Syncthing #DuckDuckGo #Marginalia #Mastodon #Pixelfed
