Obsidian delivers on all of these and offers a lot more on top. I needed cross-platform capabilities including Linux support, the ability to link notes together, and in-line tagging functionality. HonorableHarpocrates's Experience I was on the lookout for a good knowledge/note organization tool that suits the way my brain works (jumping from topic to topic quickly and never happy with one single organizational scheme for long) for a long time and may have finally found it. In summary, you should choose Obsidian if you believe a personal assistant would increase your effectiveness. There's a whole documentation, but I personally didn't need it, because Obsidian has so intuitive workflow. There's very active forum and Discord Server. You don't even need an account to use it. Most importantly, Obsidian is 100% free for personal use. Obsidian uses Electron, so GUI is fresh, modern, and accessible. User Interface and User Experience are great. I use it as a relationship management system, to-do management, personal knowledge management, journal - in other words, as a second brain. In other words, using Obsidian is like having a second brain. There's even a crazy graph view! It can be used as a relationship management system, to-do management, personal knowledge management, journal and many other things.
] is first class citizen - structure and organize your notes, use it as a wiki, perfect tool for Zettelkasten method. At the moment of writing, there's +200 plugins. You're basically able to build your own program. If other programs don't satisfy your needs, choose Obsidian. The whole workflow is greatly customizable. It's super extensible - themes, powerful plugins are open-source and made by community. You're not vendor-locked, it works offline.
Yes, you can split screens! It's local-first and plain text - you can use it on every device (for free), sync (cloud storage, git repo, P2P sync). I find it very similar to Visual Studio Code. For more information about Java sorting algorithms, please search the previous articles of script home or continue to browse the relevant articles below.Konhi's Experience Obsidian isn't only "yet-another-note-taking app". This is the end of this article on common Java sorting algorithms. Directly insert and sort the initial keyword Insert a record into the sorted ordered table so that the inserted table is still in order
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