• undree@lemmy.world
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    22 hours ago

    I use Logseq and it’s okay. They didn’t improve it for years but recently it looks like great things are coming.

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      20 hours ago

      I switched over to Logseq from Obisidan at work. At first, the clean interface and sensible functionality won me over. But after I switched over to the new version, that love faded real fast. They changed a bunch of stuff, and it is buggy and sucks the joy out of my workday.

      Just read about Tine, which is a spiritual successor of sorts, but vibe coded.

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      22 hours ago

      They switched all their development efforts over to their new version which uses a DB instead of files.

      They also changed some other things on how it works… Tried the new version once and couldn’t figure it out for the live of me so I’m also staying on the OG version…

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    2 days ago

    I have no idea, as you’ve not linked to any information at all about it. What’s wrong with Obsidian?

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        22 hours ago

        I dislike Obsidian because the creator could easily open source it but refuses to because “they would stop earning money” which is harmful to the open source community and an insult to all successful open projects.

        Also I don’t really want to trust my entire personal knowledge base to an app I nor the public can read. As it stands it’s possible for them to accept millions from an AI company to sell them user data. The fact that they don’t open source it for bullshit reasons makes me feel like they have this planned.

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    2 days ago

    I don’t know what criteria requires iOS devs to display this, but comparing the two privacy disclaimers; Zen Notes may look at user content and Obsidian doesn’t.

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      2 days ago

      For Obsidian, isn’t the issue a little more complex if you use any plugins? I doubt many plugin authors are scraping data, but it is my understanding that they could.

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    2 days ago

    I’ve had my eye on zen notes, but haven’t tried it. A couple of questions:

    1. Why not use Obsidian?
    2. What Obsidian capabilities do you need to replace?