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The kind of comment really, really rubs me the wrong way. Your data isn't locked up in a format. Just use logseq or something if obsidian disappears. Those wh
by abnry 3y ago
The kind of comment really, really rubs me the wrong way.
Your data isn't locked up in a format. Just use logseq or something if obsidian disappears.
Those who write the code have the right to control its source code. They aren't "inhumane" or thinking "short-term" just because its not open source.
- LorenDB 3y agoWell, I would agree that "humane" is a poor term to use when describing software in general, but especially for open vs. closed source. I also realize that my comment was a bit harsh on Obsidian. I think they have a fine thing going (although I personally don't need note taking software like that); I just would love to see more and more software become open source and I think this would be a prime candidate for open sourcing.
- sdf4j 3y agoThere are plenty open source md note taking apps you can chose from. I don’t see why the tantrum for a tool you don’t even use. Are you doing a guilt trip for every closed source app shown here?