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Evernote alternatives?
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I personally love Logseq. I use syncthing to sync the files but they're implementing their own syncing feature. Works really fantastic and is cross platform.
I second Logseq. FOSS, completely local, stores everything in text - works well with Git, lots of plugins - it's almost perfect
I third logseq ๐
Has a (small) learning curve. But powerful once you learn it.
It takes a while to open the first time though.
Yes, It takes it's time indexing the graph - and you have to re-index periodically if you want you queries and graph to be in shape. I have a pretty mature KB, and this process takes no more than a few seconds, so it's fine.
Honestly, I love everything about it, except for the app itself. It ties me to the default editor, which is an Electron-based sluggish resource hog. I'd rather have some software scaffolding to work in an editor of my preference, but that is just me. I suspect most people in most use cases won't find it as problematic.
Yes, in fact I was searching for any CLI/TUI app for editing Logseq's files. I feel a Logseq LSP server might help.
I've been toying with the same idea. Having Logseq running in server mode + creating an LSP adapter should be doable.