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> Again, a little bit odd considering that the author is technically savvy enough to write an entire PKMS but didn't seem to consider that you can just check yo
by scubbo 1y ago
> Again, a little bit odd considering that the author is technically savvy enough to write an entire PKMS but didn't seem to consider that you can just check your markdown notes into a git repository and sync with the native android/iOS Obsidian app on a mobile device.
Even simpler, I have mine in a Dropbox folder. Felt very strange for _this_ to be the straw that broke the camel's back for the author.
Nonetheless, very glad for them that they enjoyed and learned from the experience of building a replacement!
- nis251413 1y agoYeah, syncing text files across devices is a problem that has little to do with obsidian or whichever editor/renderer one uses. As long as one keeps things relatively simple with plugin-related syntax flavours, editors are interchangeable.
- pingiun 1y agoEven simpler, just pay for the feature
- 946789987649 1y agoYeah agreed - does anyone really care for $4/month?
- mock-possum 1y agoFun fact: Dropbox doesn’t support emoji in file names ( or at least, didn’t last time I checked. ) Deal breaker for me - adding iconography to file and folder names can be a natural, zesty enterprise.
- mh- 1y agoAnd here I am still coming to terms with using spaces in filenames.
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- joseda-hg 1y agoI'm willing to pass on this one, IStillPascalCaseMyFolders (And camelCaseMyFiles.txt)
- peblos 1y agoStill doesn't. I recently moved my vault to Dropbox and had to rename a bunch of filenames
- WickyNilliams 1y agoYeah, I have my obsidian vault in Dropbox and synced to my phone and back with Dropsync on android. The obsidian mobile app Just Works™ with this. It was a one time setup. Of course there's no fancy conflict resolution going on, but it's unlikely I'm editing in two places at once so it's not needed.