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My limitless desire for information always gets hindered by my very limited memory.
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this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2024
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You could try something like Obsidian to use as a second brain for storing information for later reference.
This what I use! I've been using Obsidian for years now! There is something really nice about taking notes on a book and then always having those notes available. It's even better for school since a lot of stuff is repeatedly covered in classes.
As much as I'd love to get into obsidian, it being non-open source and having a restrictive license makes it unavailable for me. I would love to use it to keep track of information for work but the license prohibits that without a subscription.
Logseq might be more up your alley then. I don't think it has a license like Obsidian does.
I tried that one but I just couldn't get used to it due to its bullet point nature
still wishing for a FOS alternative that's just as good : (
I got ya. Try Anytype (https://anytype.io/).
(not affiliated, just a fan)
What's the difference between Logseq and Anytype? And how do both compare to Joplin?
So far I have been using Logseq and find it good but a little too complicated and somehow bland.
This looks exciting! Big learning curve though...
I am using logSec, which has a lot of the same features and is Foss. I am primarily using the mobile app; and my mine gripe is not being able to drag around the nodes in the graph. Think it works fine in the desktop version.
I use joplin and like it. Before I used Google keep but wanted something non Google. There are a ton of features that are not for my use case but they don't get in the way of the core functionality of taking notes and making todo lists
I back it up to Dropbox and it syncs from there to my other devices. So I guess free tier unless you consider that self host. I don't see any features hidden behind a paywall though
Been using it for years but now trapped in a constant state of trying to improve the organization. Every time I think Iโve got it structured logically, I find some way I could have done better.
I've been doing tags on files in a single folder. Ever note in the same folder. Notes get catagory tags. Doesnt match a catagory? New catagory. Its very simple and doesnt side track me with organisation as much