Before I used Obsidian, I used VS code and a folder of markdown notes. In general, if Obsidian went evil, I could take my existing note setup and go back to tha

Before I used Obsidian, I used VS code and a folder of markdown notes. In general, if Obsidian went evil, I could take my existing note setup and go back to that, much as I started with it when I used Obsidian. I'd lose some of the nice todo list setup I have but I know I could write a custom program to replicate that and if it bothered me enough I could even figure out how to write VS code plugins. So while I'd prefer an open source solution, I'm not in a huge rush, though I am keeping an eye on logseq's evolution.