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Obsidian sounds like text files with extra steps, but your point remains, plain text files are great. There's multiple solutions from keeping them available acr
by Cthulhu_ 1y ago
Obsidian sounds like text files with extra steps, but your point remains, plain text files are great. There's multiple solutions from keeping them available across devices.
- alfons_foobar 1y agoWell yeah, Obsidian is basically a markdown editor with some nice extra features. And apparently a quite thriving plugin ecosystem.
- Lutger 1y agoThe extra step is to open the text file in an editor, except in this case the editor is called Obsidian. Granted, you do have to install it versus using the default editor that comes with your operating system, so that is an extra step. But most people don't use the builtin editors from their OS anyway.