Obsidian

• a [[tool]]
  • for note taking/[[pkm]]; an [[agora editor]]
  • [[go]] https://obsidian.md
  • [[forum]] https://forum.obsidian.md/
  • as of [[2021-05-07]] the recommended closed source [[agora editor]].
    • previously I had tried it after [[roam]] -- but I left it behind for [[foam]] on due to it not being [[open source]].
      • this thread was what sealed the deal, didn't make it sound like open source was likely to happen anytime soon: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/open-sourcing-of-obsidian/1515. I then wrote https://flancia.org/go/why-not-obsidian pull.
    • [[foam]] seemed more easily extensible to me, but [[obsidian plugins]] (community maintained) tend to be great and open source.
      • [[obsidian git]] is a great [[vault]] backup solution and open source. It replaces proprietary [[cloud sync]] -- which you need to pay for if you get it from [[obsidian]] directly.
    • as of [[2021-05-07]] I'm back to [[obsidian]] from [[foam]]. I no longer think it's a deal breaker as pro-social companies might need to refrain but being fully open at all times to remain competitive in the market, and Obsidian's business model (where they charge for optional features like sync and do not block community solutions in the same space) seems fair to me.
    • see [[defoam]] for a description of the migration process.
    • [[obsidian]] is [[faster]], a bit more [[polished]] and has a great [[community extensions]] market.

https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1390757242786533384 pull

https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1310487321767219200 pull

• #go-link https://obsidian.md
• the best [[roam-like]] in my opinion

Obsidian

Desktop Markdown editor for Mac, Windows, and Linux that has built in backlinking, wikilinks, and [[Zettelkasten]] support.

• https://obsidian.md
• [[@obsdmd::https://twitter.com/obsdmd]]

License model is free for personal use, they intend to have paid licenses for commercial use, much like the licensing model for IDEs. Personal users pay for early access and other community features.

From the home page:

In our age when cloud services can shut down, get bought, or change privacy policy any day, the last thing you want is proprietary formats and data lock-in.

With Obsidian, your data sits in a local folder. Never leave your life's work held hostage in the cloud again.

Plain text Markdown also gives you the unparalleled interoperability to use any kind of sync, encryption, or data processing that works with plain text files.

From the about page:

Although we call it a personal knowledge base or your [[Second Brain]], we also like to think of it as an [[IDE for your notes::highlight]]. You can think of an IDE as a powerful frontend that tries to understand your code, such as where are functions and variables stored, what are their types, and by doing so make it super easy to navigate code and get suggestions as you type.

They used to work on [[Dynalist]].

Obsidian — система управления знаниями. Предполагается использовать для этого [[Markdown]].

[[2022-01-28]] провёл в [[уютной тумбочке]] стрим, где я в прямом эфире изучал Обсидиан, а зрители мне подсказывали и комментировали. Пришёл к выводу, что Обсидиан — хороший софт, который можно рекомендовать.

= Ссылки => https://blog.danilax86.space/obsidian/