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Aotearoa Daily Kōrero 12/12/2023
(lemmy.nz)
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I use bookworm.nz to track the books I've read, am currently reading, and want to read. I also have a spread sheet with the same data (though it goes back further, because that's how I started).
I'm not big on note taking, but when I do I normally create a page in my personal wiki.
I use Obsidian to track my list and make notes where I feel notes are a good idea.
I've heard good things about Obsidian, but while I've opened and played with it there hasn't really been much to pull me into it.
Other than the wiki, I use Joplin for day to day notes, which serves it's purpose and syncs easily with Nextcloud.
I like that Obsidian has lots of interesting addons but all the files are just markdown at the end of the day. You can view them in a standard text editor.
My vault syncs via Syncthing - which is just awesome.
Joplin is all markdown too. I guess I'd need to play with Obsidian's addons to see what might make the killer feature for me, but it just seems easier to stick with Joplin. I don't even use it all that much.
There are a bunch of cool features, but the killer feature is the tasks addon, so useful
I use the tasks.org app for tasks, so I probably wouldn't find it as useful!
I also try to use open source software where possible, and Joplin and Tasks.org do the job so have won out for now.