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It's Time to Ditch Evernote for One of These Alternatives
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this post was submitted on 24 Dec 2023
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Obsidian is a godsend. The sheer number of plugins gives you basically anything you could want.
It not being open-source is pretty much my only complaint lol
Logseq if anyone is wondering about open source alternative.
Also Anytype, but it lacks plugin functionality
For now. Understandable though - its nearly a brand new project as far as a project of this scale goes, and opening up the codebase for contributions or plugins this early can very quickly derail or redirect any OSS project.
weird that it isn't on F-droid
It is on F-droid if you add the Izzydroid repo to the app.
Is there a plugin that lets me get rid of huge wasted whitespace on either side of the doc?
Just turn this option off in the Editor settings.
Oh sick
Sounds like you're talking about the readable line length setting. That's an option you can turn off in the default settings of the app.
I'm really sad that they've confirmed they aren't interested in open source for Obsidian either :(
No good way to use it across multiple devices is my deal breaker for obsidian.
I've been using Syncthing for this purpose. My notes are synced between a desktop, laptop, Android phone, and Android tablet. It took me forever to finally take the time to try Syncthing, and it's been nearly flawless.
You need Obsidian sync for that. It works awesome. It's not free.