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As an org-mode user, I was searching for a way to access my notes outside emacs, in browser and phone. There are a few solutions that can manage org files outsi
by onnyyonn 6y ago
As an org-mode user, I was searching for a way to access my notes outside emacs, in browser and phone. There are a few solutions that can manage org files outside emacs, but none of them goes beyond basic functionalities. I find logseq promising. I think there is already an effort to make it compatible with org-roam. It would be awesome if they support citation packages like org-roam-bibtex and org-ref as well, in future. I would like to hear the author's opinion on this, if they are reading this comment.
- tiensonqin 6y agoYou might be interested in this :) https://twitter.com/logseq/status/1324629634382589954 https://twitter.com/logseq/status/1324629634382589954
- zikzak 6y agoI created a new repo to try this out the other night and haven't opened emacs since (I work in a windows environment so I just use week emacs for personal org mode based stuff now, plus any mundane editing on my Linux workstation). I love that I CAN go back any time and could just clone the repo to get into some heavy lifting with org-agenda or whatever. But so far, no need. Frankly, I'm blown away with logseq. I tried Roam Research when I discovered it, dropped it because of the fact that I like to maintain my own data (and the price, frankly), but missed it. This just checks every box for me.