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Btw, I don’t disagree with the title. Of the WYSIWYG markdown editors I’ve tried, Obsidian easily has the best UX with the single-pane preview and inline editing. That being said, Obsidian is trying to be more than a note-taking app. The wobbly graph, canvases, the nonstandard markdown elements might turn people off. The average *nix-user will also likely prefer a community-driven application instead of closed-source, corporate software, gratis or paid.
The issue is that you made the post in bad faith, to evoke a negative reaction. Some will call it an attempt at trolling, but I think the most appropriate description is “being a dick.”
Wasn’t trying to be troll, more like expecting humours reaction like
“So you think, here is this one with same design” or “fine, I will make one now”
but guess it didn’t came out as I had in my head, I thought it more like expression but maybe it appeared as position of announcement/declaration.
You are in the wrong audience for that, and I don’t know what thought process led you to expect anything but scorn. It’s like going to a sporting event and sitting with the fans of one team while wearing the other team’s colors.
where linux
I totally expected a url to 1:1 open source alternative .
I use vim btw
Says the guy who is afraid to use org-mode.
Troll grade: C-.
Obsidian is literally build in the back of open source work. Without open source, obsidian wouldn’t exist.
Cool, and why?
I’m cool with Obsidian because everything is just a bunch of Markdown files. If they go off into the deep end then I can just switch to VScodium or some random text editor.
Vendor lockin is the real problem with proprietary software.
