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Images wouldn't work though, right? I'd be amazed if that worked. My CLI tools handle those.

• chrisweekly 8mo ago
  Obsidian has become almost an operating system for working with markdown. Its Live View / Edit mode is excellent (WYSIWYG) and its ability to accept pasted content and handle it appropriately is good and getting better. Its plugin/extension ecosystem is robust (and has a low barrier to entry), and now that it has a CLI I expect to see an acceleration of clever workflows and integrations. No affiliation, just a very happy ~early adopter and daily user.
  • d4rkp4ttern 8mo ago
    I’m intrigued by their recent CLI release as well. I’ll have to check out the markdown edit support too, thanks
  • Lord_Zero 8mo ago
    BUT the main supported sync module is cloud only they wont let you self host for free which is really shitty and lame.
    • quietsegfault 8mo ago
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    • chrisweekly 8mo ago
      Wow, that's a strong opinion and harsh words that come across as really entitled, and probably unfair. From my PoV, they're a tiny, scrappy, transparent and likeable company who built and maintain a fantastic software application that radically improved ~everything about my daily workflow and PKM. I get more value out of Obsidian in a day than most other apps in their entire lifespan. The core app is free! They have to eat. I'd probably throw $ at them even if they didn't charge a few bucks / month for Sync. (Which works flawlessly.) Sure it'd be cool if you could self-host their Sync module -- but many Obsidian users use other DIY approaches for sync; in the end it's markdown files on a local disk, do with it what you will.
    • joquarky 8mo ago
      git + cron
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  • eudiwjfie 8mo ago
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