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Moving from a simple, browser-based, git-backed model to something that requires bash scripts and git hooks and still has chronic sync errors and requires insta
by flkiwi 4y ago
Moving from a simple, browser-based, git-backed model to something that requires bash scripts and git hooks and still has chronic sync errors and requires installing apps (that may not be available for a platform or installable for security reasons)? I mean, I respect that not every use case is the same and I'm glad many people find logseq useful (as I still do), but, from my perspective, they have significantly increased the friction of using what was an almost magical tool for capturing transient thoughts at high speed anywhere. I do like the features they are adding, which is why I continue to use it, but it's definitely not the magic tool it used to be.
- gbro3n 4y agoWhich old version number are you referring to as magic? I'd like to try it.
- flkiwi 4y agoPretty much anything before they announced deprecation of github integration. You would have to self-host the legacy backend (which is doable, but it's not simple). I apologize for not knowing the version number, but it would've been, oh, maybe 2 years ago?