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I don't know that it is really that much of a stretch. People move from Obsidian to LogSeq and vice versa. While some people use both, they are certainly both P
by ebiester 3y ago
I don't know that it is really that much of a stretch. People move from Obsidian to LogSeq and vice versa. While some people use both, they are certainly both Personal Knowledge Management solutions.
Now, they approach the problem differently, to be sure, but so do vi and emacs and visual studio code. People choose between them for software development tasks though each has a wildly different approach such that you might use more than one.
- Barrin92 3y agoUnless you can now edit long text blocks in logseq it's not an alternative. Last time i checked it was a pure bullet point note taker. If I recall correctly this was for performance reasons which was in itself extremely weird. A markdown editor in 2023 dying on a page long block of text is... not good.