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It's not exactly like logseq but I really like SilverBullet (https://silverbullet.md/ https://silverbullet.md/). It's self-hostable and really hackable (plugins
by xienze 3mo ago
It's not exactly like logseq but I really like SilverBullet (https://silverbullet.md/ https://silverbullet.md/). It's self-hostable and really hackable (plugins, dynamic categorization via embedding custom queries, etc.). Browsers are the first class platform. I really dislike how logseq/Obsidian etc. try to push you towards local fat clients or web clients that only use browser local storage. I _want_ everything stored on a central server so I can just pick up on any device without having to sync.
- flkiwi 3mo agoSame. And it's been fascinating to watch the genuine gap between people in our camp and people who really, really want "local-first" (which, to me, translates to inconvenience and otherwise unnecessary sync requirements).
- ezst 3mo agoIt can be both: I love being able to use Trilium "as a website" to check out my notes on other's (e.g. employer's) devices, and as a local first/fully offline/totally synced app during e.g. a flight trip or in case of an outage. The two just coexist and sync like a mesh. https://triliumnotes.org/ https://triliumnotes.org/