"LLM-friendly" :/

Looks interesting, but chrome only is a showstopper

Only works in chrome and currently doesn't have a self hosted version or something. I think it shouldn't be too hard to implement.

I'm starting to feel like a silverbullet.md shill because I post it so often these days...

There’s also Logseq. It’s got a little bit of a learning curve but can be a great outliner and notes app. https://github.com/logseq/logseq

Your life in plain .md files.

Why not just, you know, actual plain .md files and your directory navigator and text editor of choice (often the ones that that already come with your Linux distro)? Or code editor if you want them together? Don't forget the terminal if you want to go even simpler. Always worked for me, I don't even use the formatted view half the time because *this* already conveys the same information as this in my mind. Hell throw a git repo in there and you have better version control than full office suites.

I honestly think the fancy wrappers around Markdown files defeat the elegant minimalism of using Markdown in the first place. I've always found my favourite "feature" of Markdown is that you don't need to install anything.

Okay but Zimwiki already exists.

https://github.com/siyuan-note/siyuan

Is also a great chinese FOSS alternative

Using a browser is definitely a no go for me. Lots of people are asking, why not just use vim instead of obsidian? Linking is important, I've been meaning to try neorg, I'll get there eventually. To me writing the notes is secondary to finding, exploring, and reading the notes. I find vim is better writing things than exploring things, probably just a skill issue but I don't really care.

I can't find cloud sync feature even tho they say it's supported.

I am a weird one and use KDE's ghostwriter, I found it and just started using it on my linux desktop. I sync to my devices using KDE Connect, by file-sharing or clipboard sharing and use Quillpad on my phone, they all somehow work together.

Interesting alternative as a simpler version of Obsidian ... Shall try it out. Simple md files is good, and this should be quite fast as well !

the greatest strength of obsidian is the plugin eco-system. doesnt matter how good the alternative is to vanilla obsidian, it has to compete with the ecosystem

Sproingle is an open source alternative to mipple
it's literally on poob