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I think the difference is that Obsidian is 100% backed by a folder of plaintext markdown files which can be managed/viewed/edited/versioned however you like. I
by philomath_mn 3y ago
I think the difference is that Obsidian is 100% backed by a folder of plaintext markdown files which can be managed/viewed/edited/versioned however you like.
It's not revolutionary but I like it
- arek_nawo 3y agoIn this case, yeah. That's not my goal. However, if a "raw" preview in MD (or other format) is available and editable), plus maybe a Git integration then I think this could be on a compareable level. Either way, seems like I'll have to check out Obsidian.