Trilium Notes - A polished and truly FOSS hierarchical note taking alternative to Obsidian, without the bullet-point style of LogSeq
GitHub - zadam/trilium: Build your personal knowledge base with Trilium Notes
Why are you sharing a product/service that's in maintenance mode? From the README:
Trilium is in maintenance mode - see details in #4620
I recommend TriliumNext Notes, a current and active fork.
I figured I'd recommend the OG since it's easily available from flathub, and even in maintainence mode, was likely feature complete for most needs. But cheers for mentioning TriliumNext as well, which hopefully will come to flathub as well soon!
I recently started using TriliumNext (Trilium's active fork) as a personal knowledge base for work and it's really cool.
One thing I didn't expect is the multi-user editing feature means I can leave it open on multiple computers (and open it on others) and all the open copies are updated in real time (and it opens to exactly where I had been) so I don't have to think much about merging edits or saving work before changing locations. I was very pleasantly surprised by that.
My job has me jumping around computers a lot with various amounts of downtime in different locations and I want to continue at home etc. Being able to just browse to my server and be exactly where I was in Trilium is perfect.
I was basically looking for how to run LogSeq entirely remotely as a PKM (without touching work computers). You can self host LogSeq but it still runs locally so you have to sync each time and other issues. Trilium is what works best for me.
Another interesting option I came across is silverbullet.md
I've been using silverbullet! Been good to me, aside from the sync feature being a bit unreliable. I've had a few occasions where it reverted text I was actively typing, and/or didnt save my edits as I closed the window. Hoping they fix that soon as otherwise the app has been great
Interesting. I dont want to use obsidian because it's not open source, and i didn't like logseqs forced bullet-points (even if they do pretty cool things with children when using bidirectional linking). I tried logseq for a few weeks and just couldn't get used to it
Best FOSS obsidian!
Is there a mobile app for offline support? It sounds like maybe not, it's not clear though.