0daysto.live

I fell in love with notetaking app Obsidian months ago but can understand some folk not taking to it.

This post highlights what looks like a good alternative!

https://mstdn.social/@redcrew/111058914522409440

@todb not off the top of my head, sorry. I keep a pretty rigid folder hierarchy. But I wouldn't be surprised if a community plugin exists to solve this problem, or a plugin that enables scripting in order to automate your way out of it.

@neurovagrant Do you use the Obsidian cloud stuff? I just save everything in a GDrive synced folder for cross-computer sharing. I wonder if i’m missing out.

@todb @neurovagrant at work, I sync the filesystem using Google Drive. At home I use Next cloud's wevdav + Remotely Save plugin. I've lost days several times due to naive conflict resolution though.

But I saw this recently, and wondering if it's worth a shot: https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync

@iagox86 @todb @neurovagrant oh man i keep forgetting about obsidian. ive been trying to solve for todo.txt 'but everywhere' for years. i was using evernote and it was doing the trick but then they did the dropbox thing and went 'welp if you want more than 2 devices gimme cash'. i got a lot of wireguard plumbing around. I bet i can do the local sync thing easily. do any of you know how it handles offline updates? like if i edit something on my phone and then sync later when i have service again?

@Viss @todb @neurovagrant offline editing + sync later works! I use the Remotely Save plugin because I don't want my data on their servers, and you just run it when you want to sync, it set it to sync every x minutes. The problem is that it resolved conflicts by "newer is better", which isn't great.

@iagox86 @todb @neurovagrant oh so it doesnt do like, a merge diff?

@Viss @todb @neurovagrant the plugin doesn't, but their paid sync option claims to.. I've never used it.

This also sounds promising: https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync

@iagox86 @todb @neurovagrant oh neat! this is probably something i should give a swing over the weekend :D

@Viss @todb @neurovagrant if you get it going, let me know how painful it was, and how well it works! I need to get around to till that

@todb @neurovagrant @iagox86 Make a folder called attachments. Settings > Files and Links > Attachments folder path and set it to the attachments folder you just made. Also set the "Default location for new attachments" setting to "In the folder specified below". This will work for new images but you will have to move already existing images.
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@0daystolive @todb @neurovagrant You can also just right-click on a folder and set it as the "attachment folder"

Right-click context menu on Obsidian showing "Set as attachment folder"