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I have just started using Obsidian this last week or two in the hopes of eventually migrating away from Notion. There are some things I miss though, like to-do
by agentwiggles 4y ago
I have just started using Obsidian this last week or two in the hopes of eventually migrating away from Notion. There are some things I miss though, like to-do lists. I've also found that code blocks are a little unreliable about whether they render pretty or just stay markdown.
I like the idea of getting all my stuff local, but there are going to be a few things about Notion that keep me there for a while.
Also, (and this is slightly tangential since this doesn't exist for Notion) - I would _love_ a nice way to be able to write guitar tablature in my notes. If some kind of plugin exists for that it would be awesome.
- chriskrycho 4y agoTo-do lists work a bit differently; they're just Markdown tasks: - [ ] do something - [x] did something However, there are a number of neat plugins which can integrate those into anything from simple views of all open to-do items to full-up Kanban boards. Additionally, the Minimal theme lets you do Bullet Journal-style variations on that: - [/] partially did something - [<] scheduled something - [>] punted something to the next day/etc.
- xerox13ster 4y agoStart and end your code blocks with the ticks on their own line.