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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2023
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My recent job brought me - in a session of procrastination - to the tool that changed my life for the better: Logseq. You may wanna checkout Obsidian, too. Both are pretty similar tools with a few differences in style.
Imagine your own Wiki with the addition of a daily journal and other handy features. You can take notes to organize your whole life and everything is crosslinked.
That sounds like exactly what I've been looking for but....I know I'm gonna sound like a typical lemmy user...are there FOSS alternatives? I had no idea something like this existed and I'd love to self-host it.
AFAIK, Logseq is FOSS. Obsidian isn't.
Zettlr
Thank you!
I wish there was a mobile port, but there is none.
You can try going through the hassle as described here:
https://blog.babak.no/2023/02/04/how-to-almost-use-zettlr-on-android-devices/