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Anyone here selfhosting Standard Notes?
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Joplin is a better way to go.
To add to this, I have tried Obsidian notes which is super highly recommended by many. I also have tried self hosting Bookstack for logging my notes etc.. But every time I tried it, nothing ever matched what I could do with Joplin which was exactly as what other said, rock solid and I have yet to run into any device which can't handle the client. I will say that the launch time on the one on my machine (Arch Linux) is a bit slow, but after it's launched, it's very easy to bring up and use as needed. :)
What was wrong with obsidian?
The self hosted live sync plugin has been rock solid between my windows, Linux and android clients.
I prefer the WYSIWYG get with Joplin and mostly because I'm stuck in my ways!! LOL
Nothing really wrong with it though, it's just not for me. :)
Too bad the UI sucks and it doesn't have a WebUI.
The premise is to enable local-only storage. It's more secure. Joplin has backends for storing your contents securely elsewhere, and has transaction control, which is the same difference as a WebUI.