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It would be interesting to have your perspective, as an Obsidian user, on Logseq(https://logseq.com/ https://logseq.com/). I say this, as like you - I moved tow
by Pulz 3y ago
It would be interesting to have your perspective, as an Obsidian user, on Logseq(https://logseq.com/ https://logseq.com/). I say this, as like you - I moved towards this for local-first file storage, where content can be edited on any device with any editor and where I have more control over my data.
I did try obsidian briefly, but eventually gravitated towards Notion for knowledge and project management - but found that the bulk of the content I put into this would eventually go stale/unused simply because content was not linked and would instead be held in a table, within a project/area full of other pages of notes. I then found myself on Logseq for the reasons mentioned prior.
- plagiarist 3y agoI'm using and enjoying Logseq but I don't think I am getting as much out of backreferences as other people. I try to keep projects under a single page and make additions to that page. I'm curious how you are using it, if you have time to share? I am always hoping to steal some ideas that improve my usage for note tools.
- innocentoldguy 3y agoI switched to Logseq from Obsidian and like it a lot. The PDF annotation features and ability to use Org Mode are what won me over.