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I like the idea of not using heavy electron UIs, but really, I does not matter much nowadays, at least for me. Important features are synchronized notes, with mobile and desktop support, and syncing should be end to end encrypted. I should be able to link a note to another, include some media, and use markdown, that is easily importable/exportable. I still to this day couldn’t find a good foss alternative to Joplin with WebDAV or Joplin Server (or cloud offerings).
This is "Chinese". I personally don't mind, especially if it is open source. But I've seen another China (and electron) based note-taking app vilified for this reason.
FYI It is Siyuan [1]. What is unique about it is the logseq-like block-level granularity (ref/embed/query) and (soon) the notion-like databases.
What is note-taking exactly? Like notes from meetings, or like a replacement for a journal, or? Why not just use a text editor?
I’ve been operating for years without a “note-taking” solution. What am I missing?
It looks so much like Obsidian, except for the Vi.
Curious how this compares to obsidian
nice, has mac version too.
Nice, but as others pointed out, this uses a webview to render the underlying text. My note-taking app, Plume[1] is written in Qt C++ and QML, without resorting to webview, rather, rendering using my own custom QML components. Plume's model is written in C++ while the view in QML, allowing for a very performant (benchmarks on the website) yet fluid experience with beautiful animations.
I currently use zim-wiki for structured notes. It's also plain text/folder based. It doesn't use markdown though.
I'm glad to see this is offline local first. I like that it can be made portable too. It seems more complicated than zim-wiki (but that might just be my knowledge of zim).
I'll be taking a look. Hopefully when the pro version comes they don't restrict useful functionality.