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Obsidian is new to me, thanks for the recommendation. I see the files are local, does the app need to phone home for anything? I'd like something that will stil
by ineedasername 5y ago
Obsidian is new to me, thanks for the recommendation. I see the files are local, does the app need to phone home for anything? I'd like something that will still work even if the company goes away at some point.
- Hates_ 5y agoObsidian being _just_ a UI on top of Markdown files is one of it's selling points.
- lolcat_cowsay 5y agoThat sounds exactly like Org-Mode inside Emacs.
- luis8 5y agohave you heard about logseq? It seems to me that it is what you are looking for
- ineedasername 5y agoThanks! That looks great too. And it seems like I could actually use both at the same time on top of the same files in a complimentary fashion, though I'd have to test that out to make sure, and see if the use cases made it worthwhile. I use todoist for basic task management, but it's ability to view history is virtually non existent so I don't bother attaching documents or anything related to a project there. But I use the API to compile task history, so I could integrate them as markdown files into this so I don't have to start from scratch in building things up.
- brightball 5y agoNope. Works on local files. Open source. It’s one of the main reasons I went with it.
- rawrenstein 5y agoWait. Is Obsidian open source? Any links to their code?
- brightball 5y agoDefinitely thought it was open source in my brain…maybe I’m wrong though. Now I don’t actually see the code…so my mistake. At least with markdown files you don’t have to worry about accessing your notes if anything ever happened to them though.