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It's really a shame that org-mode is constrained to Emacs (and the problems that come with that), because it really does already do most everything you mentione
by ydant 4y ago
It's really a shame that org-mode is constrained to Emacs (and the problems that come with that), because it really does already do most everything you mentioned here. It scratched so many itches for me - I just wasn't able to overcome (with the time I was willing to invest) various issues with performance and reliability.
Always happy to see more attempts at solving this problem.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y agoI'm testing logseq, which to me is org-mode cross platform. So far, amazing
- ydant 4y agoI had tried to switch from Emacs to logseq and had massive performance issues earlier this year. I have since migrated to Obsidian, but I'm finding I really want the structure of an outliner. Obsidian is great for some types of minds, but the outliner really appeals to the way I mentally organize information, and I'm finding it's a lot of fighting the system trying to get Obsidian to work the way I want it to. I guess I need to try logseq again - it really did have a lot of promise to be the cross-platform org-mode you mention.