I lost 1000 files from my #obsidian sync because its dumb and im very mad
Any Devonthink superfans here?
How should I get started?
@Daojoan Drop it and go #Obsidian.
In all seriousness, I was and early Devonthink user and it was my go to app for about 15 years. Then Obsidian came along. My big drawback with Devonthink is that the creation and editing tools are cumbersome and access to my files outside of DT was frustrating.
Start with one database and add things as you like to see how it works for you. It is a fabulous app.
When you email issues to Obsidian Entertainment (the video game company) their AI support hallucinates and tells you to email Obsidian (the note-taking company) instead.
The perils of trusting an LLM with your customer support.
Asking the hive mind: What do we know or recommend about using tools such as #logseq or #obsidian all along with #NextCloud or #Koofr? I'd basically like to sync notes between Android and Linux desktop and have read mixed statements on that.
Boosts welcome.
#Followerpower
Asking the hive mind: What do we know or recommend about using tools such as #logseq or #obsidian all along with #NextCloud or #Koofr? I'd basically like to sync notes between Android and Linux desktop and have read mixed statements on that.
Boosts welcome.
#Followerpower
Amazon retire vos ebooks. Pourquoi j'ai quitté Kindle après 6 ans (et ma solution)
J'ai toujours trouvé les videos d'Eliott inspirante, et sa vision data-locale (voir sa video sur l'invitation à créer son Cloud)
https://youtu.be/K8HRSgbffFs
#ebooks #Obsidian #annasarchive #droitsdauteurs #amazon #calibre #copyright
Cc: @tcrouzet@mamot.fr
For those of you who read lots of papers or non-fiction that you need to reference again, how do you manage all of that data and relate it to other things?
I’ve been using #zotero and #obsidian to make a sort of knowledge management #wiki, but organizing the data from highlights takes considerable brain power. I’m sure this is just the way it’s gotta work, but I’d love any tips! I’d especially like tips on when to start refactoring or how to best organize things.
For those of you who read lots of papers or non-fiction that you need to reference again, how do you manage all of that data and relate it to other things?
I’ve been using #zotero and #obsidian to make a sort of knowledge management #wiki, but organizing the data from highlights takes considerable brain power. I’m sure this is just the way it’s gotta work, but I’d love any tips! I’d especially like tips on when to start refactoring or how to best organize things.
Markdown support is coming to #LibreOffice! And a new dialog to edit table styles, Python and BASIC code auto-completion, Rust UNO language bindings, and more - all thanks to participants in the Google Summer of Code: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2025/10/22/libreoffice-and-google-summer-of-code-2025-the-results/ #foss #OpenSource
@libreoffice exciting, this will make it easier for me to export book projects from #obsidian for editing/typesetting in LibreOffice Writer :)
"Wartungsarbeiten im #Obsidian Vault": ein Praxisbeispiel von Thomas Mathoi: https://www.mathoi.at/2025/10/15/wartungsarbeiten-im-obsidian-vault/
With bases, #Obsidian has really reached a new level. I'm kind of going all-in on it for a personal project: https://help.obsidian.md/bases
I've been using #obsidian for a few months now as a sort of personal wikipedia and I'm really liking it. Before this I was taking handwritten notes in Notability and then GoodNotes, but I would miss where topics overlapped because the nature of handwriting is that it lives in one place only.
I've been using #obsidian for a few months now as a sort of personal wikipedia and I'm really liking it. Before this I was taking handwritten notes in Notability and then GoodNotes, but I would miss where topics overlapped because the nature of handwriting is that it lives in one place only.
I fed my entire Obsidian vault (500+ notes) to an AI. It analyzed my knowledge system and spotted things I never knew were there. 🤯
Read what happened: https://wiobyrne.com/ai-analyzed-my-knowledge-system/
Just listened to a great interview about @obsidian between @kepano and @caseynewton on Decoder podcast
https://www.theverge.com/decoder-podcast-with-nilay-patel/760522/obsidian-ceo-steph-ango-kepano-productivity-software-notes-app
(the show is also followable at @2123 thru podcast index)
Just found this today -- an @obsidian plugin to publish posts directly to Write.as! Works really nicely.
Just found this today -- an @obsidian plugin to publish posts directly to Write.as! Works really nicely.