Try Bazzite:

https://bazzite.gg/

It will give you an experience that’s familiar compared to the Steam Deck, and everything will “just work” out of the box.

It already has Steam installed and is a great desktop for general use.

To answer your other question, actively using and maintaining my PIM since 2009.

I like Silverbullet, but I could never get the file tree to work well. Any tips? Or is that not a feature you use?

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I moved all my cloud computing from DO and Vultr to European owned options. It’s a small thing, but it’s about the only thing that I had been purchasing from the USA.

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Sounds like someone who is sensibly voting with their dollar. I’m not from USA or Canada, and I am doing the same.

It’s pretty identical there champ.

One of the benefits of Obsidian is that it stores its data in a format where you CAN use cli tools and python etc. That’s one of the reasons I’m using it myself.

It’s a different thing. What Obsidian and Logseq offer is plain-text markdown files in folders on your disk. Upnote and most of the other alternatives mentioned in this post store their data in a database.

Different thing altogether. Just depends what you’re looking for.

You only have to consider the plugin developers. Most of them would have the technical ability to do what you mention, but they prefer to use Obsidian instead. Clearly there’s a reason for that.

I assume this means free for local use? Not any kind of backups?

Why would they donate server space to you on top of giving you free (beer) software?

That’s literally what you said… ?? Or at least that’s how it reads to me and the previous commenter.

There are many apps that are great editors for this structure on every platform

And Obsidian is one of those apps 🤦 It’s has equal amount of “point” to all the other editors you think are somehow more valid - it’s just another editor.

Markdown has many more elements than bullet points

https://markdown-it.github.io/

Thank you, that’s what I had suspected, so I’m glad I wasn’t doing anything wrong.

The way I like to think is through long form writing and personal documentation, so I guess it’s not a good match for me.

In Obsidian I have a script that lets me know any notes that aren’t linked to anything else, so it means I have everything interlinked.

I think for some brains it just doesn’t click. How do you write a long form document? How would you write documentation? How would you write a blog post?

I tried for a while but I just couldn’t understand the concept of “Everything as an outline.”

It’s a very, very different approach having everything as a bullet point though.

You can’t say “Exactly” when you tl;dr’d and removed one of the most important parts of the article.

Your human summary was literally worse than AI 🤦

I’m getting downvoted, which makes me suspect people think I’m cheerleading for AI. I’m not. I’m sure it sucks compared to a therapist. I’m just saying that the tl;dr also sucked.

A bit disingenuous not to mention this part:

Further, participants in most cases preferred ChatGPT’s take on the matter at hand. That was based on five factors: whether the response understood the speaker, showed empathy, was appropriate for the therapy setting, was relevant for various cultural backgrounds, and was something a good therapist would say.

Originally they listed Yandex along with naming other major search engines, then later changed the language to say simply “major search engines”.

What’s the issue if API calls are anonymous?

https://github.com/kagisearch/kagi-docs/commit/6baff1c066db9b3d804653ea19bc9d1c076a710b