Your channel vs Other program reviewing channels - I choose yours 99% of the time.

Thank you! After more than a year of using logseq I was surprised to learn so much from this video

I’ve never heard of either of these things im not sure why I clicked on the video but you have such a calming voice I just ended up staying the whole way through!😭😭

We've all worked on a POS project at some point.

Wow, this finally helps me understand whats so great about Logseq. I know you established upfront that cloud solutions werent in the mix because of your work situation. If cloud solutions WERE in the mix would any be on par? The one problem for me with logseq is that theres no collaboration! Everything i do is team based and its nice to have shared notebooks for projects, but having logseq's approach to structure in those shared notebooks would be incredible!

Do you still find Logseq slower to handle ton of data or not ? I started my journey with Obsidian, just checked Logseq and didn't like some of it's features at the time and continued using Obsidian for a while . Then found Anytype and up until now i was using it but then i realized that exporting from anytype is literally a complete mess for now and every relation or set or collection i made inside the app , won't be useable in any other app , and i think it's like a walled garden or a locking ecosystem , that i won't be able to use if anytype changes their mind about something .

Nice video . A syncing solution i found is Syncthing which is pretty simple to setup .

If you have every heard of the two packages and just want the insight, jump to 8:25 and you save yourself 8.5 minutes of blahblah

I bet his wife is cursing the fact that that cable was in the box,

I was trying to do simple tables in Logseq and for that you have to create blocks with properties for each kind of value and a query to return the values in the shape of a table. It's so annoying! Why is it so difficult to do something so simple.

I would love to learn how to make a plugin in Logseq? Or how to start coding resources. Carlo

Cant find it for android

You need to check trillum and joplin

THX EGG

Thank you - nice macro example 👍

i wish logseq would let you store pages in folders and overlal it just looks unpolished to me idk why

Thanks for this thoughtful video. I have been an Obsidian user for a while, but I dislike that it is closed source. Learning how Logseq is focused on outlining and is open source are two very compelling features for me.

I've been considering Obsidian due to multiple issues ive had with data not syncing well via icloud with mobile devices. But overall I prefer Logseq's take on this.

I'd love to see Logseq videos about non-work use cases! Trying to organize my life is a struggle, goals, hobbies, reading, friends, family, important documents and information, etc.

I feel like if they can both do what the other does without much configuration at all really, then it just comes down to which is better, right? And to me it is clear that the one with more polish, features, pluggins and performance is Obsidian. The only, but very valid, reason I see to use Logseq is if you are a open source absolutist, which hey, fair.

I can't believe they wrote it in ClojureScript that is a 600 IQ move!!!

On ipad, how I use plugin function on Logseq?

Need more Logseq videos!! You’re the best

Thanks! :)

But does it have a file folder system like one note or obsidian? I really want an app with a file folder system and open source which saves files that can be opened without the app. Like obsidian save it in .md

Does anyone know why national characters are lost when importing selected text from PDF?

No app beats Zotero when it comes to capturing websites with snapshots and highlights (Zotero 7 beta); highlights in PDFs, all local with the Zotero Attanger plugin. You can copy the reference link in Zotero with the Zotero Actions and Tags plugin and paste it into Logseq. This is a much more solid solution. For this purpose, Logseq is just a stopgap.

This is amazing. Thank you so so much!

I wish there was a neovim plugin for logseq

Nice summary video! 👍👏 Yes, the sync remains the most painful part o experience. The "default" one costs as much or more than most cloud basic cloud plans. I use Koofr cloud sync app on my Linux machines and it worjks great, but he sync feature is missing in my Android Koofr app. AFAIK there aren't free & *safe" Google and One Drive sync options for Android. I'll still have to check DropBox.

How do you keep track of your todos on your phone though? Because this plugin is not available there

Dear Alan. Thanks a lot for this great video. I am wondering how you may able to make double braket in a short way which state in video starting from 10:10 . Is it a Mac feature ? I could not able to find in not only in LogSeq document but also in the internet ? I am a windows user. Thanks again for this great video. I found your channel in order to learn how I may organise my notes in Kindle Scribe and transfer them to the Logseq . I will also watch the related video afterwards. I started to wathc this in advance as you are recommending to watch prior this video . :)

I use Obsidian to write and Logseq to think; Notion to archive. I love them all. A superior thing of Obsidian for me is the Vim Mode - even though I am not a developer. When I discovered Vim it was the most natural way of typing. Thats why I use Obsidian for writing text.

manually copy pasting everything highlight seems a lot of friction actually. isn't there a function to export all highlights?

Thanks for the video, very interesting. What about team work? How can I easily give access to projects notes to my colleagues for example? How is collaborative work/notes within LogSeq ?

I can longer tell the diff between pkm and plain note-taking apps

Will you start adding chapters to your videos?

Can we use these annotation features with the .pdf outside the graph? Or the pdf should be always inside? Thanks!

Wonderful introduction. Thank you so much.

I wonder what makes you not gravitate to Obsdian.

I had Obsidian for some time and struggled to even use it. It was just another note taking app with benefit of markdown. When I learned about LogSeq, I took off like a rocket from day one and it became among the most used and useful application I've ever used. With little bit of exaggeration I wonder, how could I had lived and work without it before 😊

I prefer that logseq is open source I prefer obsidian's style, If I could have obsidian open source, I would choose obsidian over logseq. I'm put off by logseq's default theme of solarized, I just don't like it.

Those are very meaningful and practiccal tips! 👍👏

veryvery useful

I've choose Logseq after test ALL others ! And it has full markdown resources (11/05/2024). I use it with Syncthing and I have a full cross-platform , project management, Personal Knowledge Database, journal, notes and a lot of other things that I can shape it to do. For tasks and daily organization I use Twos...

Unfortunately it seems the PDF annotation feature is not available in Linux. One can still do that with side-by-side copy&paste with a little more wor, but this feature is cool. And great job explaining it! 👏

Dude! New to Logseq and the first three minutes of this video have been really helpful...

Excellent video thanks - very clear and well structured. I know know how LogSeq differs from Obisidian and which use cases make sense for it. As an avid outliner myself this encouraged me to give it a go.

Oh man, I want to love LogSeq but sync currently is the big big issue for securely making my home there... LogSeq sync is simply not working for my 2 Macs, iPad and iPhone - the sync frankly never finishes on one of the instances and then nothing is available on all platforms... I think I will go back to using Logseq on the desktop only and sync via something more reliable, such as dropbox. I had funky errors doings sync over icloud as well. So , a syncing guide for LogSeq would be highly appreciated! Love your calm and clear content!

Focus to essentials at this stage was important for me