Have you ever used Obsidian? Sounds similar to the method you’re describing. If so, what do you think of it? Especially with respect to your preferred workflow?
Obsidian is similar in that it uses folders of Markdown files. However...
If you want version control, which I think you should, you’ll need to set up the same git + syncthing system on your Obsidian vault, which negates any advantages regarding easier syncing.
I prefer the interface of some other Markdown editors.
I don’t like how Obsidian discourages people from dealing with the filesystem directly.
It’s not open source.
It’s not a bad piece of software, relatively speaking. Some people like it; if you don’t care about version control, then maybe you’d like it. It does have some fancy overview tools and it works on phones better.
I enjoy using Obsidian for its automatic syncing and intuitive mobile application. I’d happily use the git system outlined in your post if I didn’t jot down as many notes (or reference links saved in files) on my phone as I do now.
Have you ever used Obsidian? Sounds similar to the method you’re describing. If so, what do you think of it? Especially with respect to your preferred workflow?
Obsidian is similar in that it uses folders of Markdown files. However...
If you want version control, which I think you should, you’ll need to set up the same git + syncthing system on your Obsidian vault, which negates any advantages regarding easier syncing.
I prefer the interface of some other Markdown editors.
I don’t like how Obsidian discourages people from dealing with the filesystem directly.
It’s not open source.
It’s not a bad piece of software, relatively speaking. Some people like it; if you don’t care about version control, then maybe you’d like it. It does have some fancy overview tools and it works on phones better.
I enjoy using Obsidian for its automatic syncing and intuitive mobile application. I’d happily use the
gitsystem outlined in your post if I didn’t jot down as many notes (or reference links saved in files) on my phone as I do now.