I red tha article and I think there is a problem in who it was managed at the time, if Google or Meta wants to join they should to us not us to them so if they break federation we should not care and continue implement our stuff, if something usable comes out of them joining we could use that but we are not their slaves, they are going to play in our home so we establish the rules.

Plus I think that if we don't become meta's costumer support and I don't think we will, we are not that dumb, meta joining the fediverse would only benefit us because we could see all the posts from Meta while being on a private add free server, people wouldn't have to choose between Instagram where all their friends are mad pixelfed ecc.

What do you guys think? Open to talk.

No problem, hope this works out well for you, thanks for the trust.

That's the problem, an unknown open source software can't grow as fast as it should. Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks man, I really got invested in this project, I personally use it but I don't have the skills to help directly.

Bro I get it, I actually need an android app but he's a single developer and h can't do all of that on his own. For now I write markdown files on my phone and import them when I can.

Understandable

I see, thanks

Yes it has the web app but a regular app would be nice

You don't have to think of the servers as different entities, all servers are Lemmy, each one slightly different sure but you can participate in every server equally so nothing changes to you

No problem at all. I actually use logseq on my phone just because it's FOSS.

I was an obsidian user too, thanks for checking trilium out

Thanks, actually it made a big strides towards being less hierarchical, you can put everything in a folder and use internal links now, plus it has relationship links that are very useful some times. Regarding it using a database instead of a file system it has a bunch of pros but has its cons too, in my opinion there should be a feature were you can use both and if you use the file system in one of your notes, the note is less powerful so that you can use both the database and the the file system. Lastly the phone app is a bit of a sore point for me too, I just write stuff in markdown and then import them in as soon as I can. If you want to check it out again it would be amazing if not thank you anyways for you comment, appreciate it

Thanks for the heads up man, appreciate it.

The one that redhat uses, I don't know the name

Could you talk me through your setup? I'm interested, thank you

I tried that method but it hurt my brain, logseq practically forces you to use that because of its lack of folders.

For what I know [[links]] are not supported sorry, maybe in the future. But still I don't know very much lol.

No worries I appreciate immensely the help that you gave, thanks.

I don't have the skills to properly answer, sorry.

You can encrypt single notes or entire subrtees with each their own password I think

Cool, makes a lot of sense, thanks for the explanation.

He does, what is his @? Thank you for the information.

Thanks man

How? The fediverse is our. If we don't comply the maximum they could do is defederalize and then we have the same old fediverse, thay can not kick us out of what is ours, we have the power here

You woke up and decided to speak facts, damn

Why what's wrong with it?

In my experience there are a boat load of note taking apps that are fire but unknown, apparently only the mid one get famous, I really don get man, i can't wrap my head around this

Amazing man, I'm so happy for you, I will check out minio too seems intersting, good luck with your research!

That is very interesting, thank you very much

I get it

Exactly, thank you

Yeah, I was very invested in logseq before but then I just imported the markdown in and started using trilium and fell in love. To each their own

It does but it isn't really known. I recently discovered it because I needed something more powerful than logseq.

Unfortunately no for now, it uses a database that renders it more powerful but can import and export markdown effortlessly. Editing directly in markdown should be a feature tho for those who want to use file systems

Thanks man, means a lot

That is actually pretty cool, but it doesn't seem much of a knowledge base more like an organizer.

No, thank you for trying it out, as a big supporter means a lot

Damn seems very cool, I will give it a look, thanks man.

I used to use both obsidian and logseq the rich text of trilium isn't that rich it is practically markdown but made simpler with a menu, more like the obsidian mobile app. Practically trilium isn't strictly hierarchy based, if you wanted you could just slap everything in one folder and link what you want. The clone feature comes handy form people like me that have to have everything neatly organized so if I want a note in 2 folders at the same time I can do that. Sadly the [[link]] format isn't supported as of now but it has its own internal linking, just press ctrl+L and link away. I hope this helps, maybe it's not the perfect option for you but I would love if you could spread the word, Thank you very much

Understandable, now I'm curious about what that is, could you elaborate?

I think each not can have their own password.

I can't compare, I never used Zim, sorry. If I remember correctly it is, I personally got it with flatpack.