viq"Kinda like #logseq, but in two dimensions instead of one" is how I would attempt do describe #TreeSheets
https://strlen.com/treesheets/
https://strlen.com/treesheets/
concretedogManaged to get both #syncthing and #logseq up and running on my #Uconsole. Quite pleased this is now possible.
JaMeLogseq Brain v0.6.0 released!
Claude's persistent memory plugin now:
- Journey Log — every save/load lands as a bullet in today's journal
- section-targeted Reads — real token savings on big project pages
- sharper skill descriptions
GitHub - jame581/LogseqBrain: Persistent memory for Claude using a dedicated Logseq graph. Save and load project context, decisions, and progress across sessions and devices.
Persistent memory for Claude using a dedicated Logseq graph. Save and load project context, decisions, and progress across sessions and devices. - jame581/LogseqBrain
Fabian N. T.The (mental) model behind #Logseq is really nifty and might work for my brain. The current beta of the new "DB" branch works pretty well already, UI wise.
*But* the pivot away from plain text storage ("Markdown extended") is removing one of the major selling points of these tools.
I really like SQlite, but the way Logseq DB is using it, a single key-value table with basically all data stored in the highly app-specific structured value field/DSL, doesn't promise a lot of interoperability. 😟
Cliff BarbierWhy does everyone sing the praises of Obsidian (the Markdown note taking app, not the security company)?
Vanilla install, this thing is mid, at best. #Logseq is better for writing richly linked, local Markdown.
It seems the only thing Obsidian has going for it is a large number of plug-ins and company maturity.
* Two search fields is silly
* Inability to link intra-file is an astounding oversight
* Typing "* " both creates a bullet *AND* keeps the matching right asterisk for italics is silly
Alejandro BaezAnd... #logseq officially has a split product with db and og. It could work.
But honestly.. I'm kind of liking obsidian now. 🫠 Sure it does 0.1 of what logseq can do. At the same, maybe that's ok? 😅
Like if you enrich frontmatter, use tags, and follow #outliner principles, obsidian can do a lot.
You don't need an everything tool. Just enough flexibility to shape your needs. 😉
https://logseq.io/page/b2ad9ce1-9cb7-4436-8083-54cb4516d324/df4dc09d-0a12-4c87-904e-22a9bf4c350a
Kettwachsler@groberschnitzer What a huge fail. 👎
File-based work was 100% the main reason for the great popularity.
Any plans for a file only fork?
Thomas NeubauerThe file-based markdown version of #logseq is officially put into maintenance-only mode or rather fully retired. The software has not even reached version 1.0 and will be stopped being developed.
Sadly that's what many warned of, when the devs started working on the database version.
https://logseq.io/page/b2ad9ce1-9cb7-4436-8083-54cb4516d324/df4dc09d-0a12-4c87-904e-22a9bf4c350a
Stephan Witt
Yesterday's RoseI had a random idea collection thing about Random Cute Thoughts That Percolated Through My Depression. I used a bunch of software for it before. Most recently #Joplin. While Joplin is great for a lot of stuff, this wasn't it's forte. Joplin is great for small, concrete notes on stuff you know.
So now I've exported the damn thing to #Logseq, and so far, it seems like a lot more sensible software for this idea recording process overall. *And* it's once again a buncha markdown which I can just keep feeding to git!