> are notes in Roam/Obsidian/Logseq/Joplin/Dendron useful on the long term? Very useful but the UX is very far from perfect. I would change/add dozens things i

> are notes in Roam/Obsidian/Logseq/Joplin/Dendron useful on the long term? Very useful but the UX is very far from perfect. I would change/add dozens things in Obsidian. I also hate storing notes in a tree hierarchy - a very annoying overhead. I want it to be a freeform graph only with no taxonomy requiring a note to be located in a single specific place. What I actually want is an open-source (fundamentally extensible but not necessarily free - I would pay up to $100 one-time if I really like it and probably donate more once it becomes an integral part of my life) offline sqlite-backed hybrid of Notion and Obsidian. The most important feature I miss in Obsidian (as long as it is file system based) is a second file tree - dragging a note file to a distant (not fitting in the screen) place in one panel is painful.