Yeah I’m still on OG as well until they release a stable version of the Android app, but I wasn’t too happy about the changelog so far but I’m hoping they improve it.
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I use Logseq and it’s okay. They didn’t improve it for years but recently it looks like great things are coming.
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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51·1 day agoI feel a little bad for abandoning all the FOSS versions of software I’ve learned over the years (GIMP, Inkscape, FreeCAD, LibreOffice, Kdenlive) but I’m having a lot of fun learning the SlopCraft stack
Also commonjs imports
I’ve been using Logseq for a couple years now and it’s great
Pretty funny to suggest anti-open-source Obsidian in a privacy subreddit
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I tried Tine and it’s a little better in some ways but also behaves strangely in other ways (that seem to be part of the opinionated aspect so I can’t just contribute a fix). Might have to make my own slopfork that works like I want. :D