3 ms·

I really really need a mobile app for org-mode that syncs without pain (yes, I am aware of Orgzly + Syncthing, I am using it, but it still is not as smooth as I

I really really need a mobile app for org-mode that syncs without pain (yes, I am aware of Orgzly + Syncthing, I am using it, but it still is not as smooth as I want it to be, and has too many annoyances). I simply cannot imagine leaving the comfort of org-mode for something inferior like markdown, even though there are cool plugins in the Obsidian ecosystem. Question if you are an Obsidian user - what are your most important plugins?

pinsl 3y ago
Orgro [0] is very nice but currently mostly read only [1] [0] https://github.com/amake/orgro/ https://github.com/amake/orgro/ [1] https://orgro.org/faq/ https://orgro.org/faq/
alwayslikethis 3y ago
Logseq supports org files. Though it does have a pretty different default workflow, which is heavy on backlinks and tags.
- Barrin92 3y ago
  is the performance still abysmal? The last time I tried it, a few months ago, you couldn't edit a full page of text without logseq telling you that editing and indexing was disabled for performance reasons. Which is truly bizarre. Sadly didn't work as a replacement for me for that reason.
raybb 3y ago
What issues are you having with syncthing? I use it for obsidian and I had quite a bit of annoyances with it until I started having a node running on a VPS that was always on and set the IP address /domain in the mobile application so that it connects almost instantly. Then it didn't matter what my phone and laptop were doing because they could both always connect to the VPS and syncing happened within a second or so.
Forge36 3y ago
What do you need syncing for? In my case I sync over WebDAV and the remote is backed by a git client. This lets me sync with emacs
ParetoOptimal 3y ago
You need to: - enable save/sync on resume orgzly - ensure inotify based sync enabled on orgzly folder - enable polling every minute on syncthing folder - sync files by most recently modified
rednerrus 3y ago
workflowy is the best thing I've used to replace org-mode on my phone.

pinsl 3y ago

Orgro [0] is very nice but currently mostly read only [1] [0] https://github.com/amake/orgro/ https://github.com/amake/orgro/ [1] https://orgro.org/faq/ https://orgro.org/faq/

alwayslikethis 3y ago

Logseq supports org files. Though it does have a pretty different default workflow, which is heavy on backlinks and tags.

Barrin92 3y ago
is the performance still abysmal? The last time I tried it, a few months ago, you couldn't edit a full page of text without logseq telling you that editing and indexing was disabled for performance reasons. Which is truly bizarre. Sadly didn't work as a replacement for me for that reason.

raybb 3y ago

What issues are you having with syncthing? I use it for obsidian and I had quite a bit of annoyances with it until I started having a node running on a VPS that was always on and set the IP address /domain in the mobile application so that it connects almost instantly. Then it didn't matter what my phone and laptop were doing because they could both always connect to the VPS and syncing happened within a second or so.

Forge36 3y ago

What do you need syncing for? In my case I sync over WebDAV and the remote is backed by a git client. This lets me sync with emacs

ParetoOptimal 3y ago

You need to: - enable save/sync on resume orgzly - ensure inotify based sync enabled on orgzly folder - enable polling every minute on syncthing folder - sync files by most recently modified

rednerrus 3y ago

workflowy is the best thing I've used to replace org-mode on my phone.