Hallo, Hello, Hola, Aloha, etc.

I kept notes for a five year-long D&D game in Microsoft OneNote, which worked fine, but I kept wishing for more features. I'm hoping y'all can recommend something better suited to my desired use.

• Page per game session (day), unless there's a better paradigm
• Crosslinking easily, so that I can link every appearance of a character in the notes to a page for that character (or spell or place or organization or whatever). Is it possible for this to happen automatically by linking future uses of that word?
• Some stats about frequency e.g. "this character has appeared X times" or "player X rolled a 1 Ytimes". Probably achieved by counting the number of times a page was linked to?
• Ideally, but not mandatory, collaborative. I'm capable of self-hosting either full time but maybe some have a "share on local network" option to use during a session.
• Inserting images
• Open source is preferred for ethical reasons, but I can use proprietary or paid software
• Don't care much about text formatting

I appreciate any input!

> TiddlyWiki is a “non-linear personal web notebook,” as well as an exemplar project in the open source community. It can be a note-taking or information-ordering system in a similar vein to Obsidian or Notion, although TiddlyWiki was launched back in 2004. It can also be thought of as producing a wiki with interactive components. > >However, as I discovered to my cost, TiddlyWiki has never had a strong “start here,” because it is not tailored to one specific task. Obsidian, by comparison, has the advantage of a clear vision of what it does. TiddlyWiki bewilders you with options at first because it hasn’t been designed to be sold. The community focus is on adapting it to different use cases. > >So I’m going to take the advice in this explainer and use TiddlyDesktop while mentioning that there are plenty of other arrangements. It is, after all, just HTML and JavaScript. Let’s get started…

Sometimes I like to use nvim for PKM stuff (sometimes in parallel with Logseq because I think that the vim plugin does what it can, but there's a lot of features that I just do quicker on nvim. So, I created this alias to open in the terminal the latest .md file in my PKM folder (both pages and journals) pkmu.

I also have another ones like pkm, that opens in nvim today's journal. and pkmj and pkmp open the directory for PKM journals and pages, if I want to do anything there (maybe a fzf, rename, bat, rm…).

bash alias pkm='nvim "$HOME/Documentos/PKM/logseq/journals/$(date +%Y_%m_%d).md"' alias pkmj='cd $HOME/Documentos/PKM/logseq/journals/' alias pkmp='cd $HOME/Documentos/PKM/logseq/pages/' alias pkmu='nvim "$(find $HOME/Documentos/PKM/logseq/ -type f -name '\''*.md'\'' -printf '\''%T@ %p\n'\'' | sort -n | tail -1 | cut -d'\'' '\'' -f2-)"'

I just wanted to share this with you, just in case it helps, or gives you any cool idea.

Das Dataview-Plugin für Obsidian

> Dataview ist eine externe Erweiterung, mit der aus dem Obsidian-Vault eine Datenbank wird. Das Plugin ermöglicht das Erstellen von dynamischen Ansichten und Abfragen, die auf den Metadaten und Inhalten der Notizen basieren. Mit Dataview können also über eine JavaScript-API und eine Pipeline-basierte Abfragesprache zum Filtern, Sortieren und Extrahieren von Daten beispielsweise Listen, Tabellen oder Kalenderansichten erstellt werden

@pkm #pkm #obsidian #datamanagement #knowledgemanagement

Das Dataview-Plugin für Obsidian

I’m torn between reflect and capacities but leaning towards reflect. I just like how fast and simple it is. Anybody have an opinion?

Being a Marketer, I've experienced the overwhelming nature of my work, and the common challenge of forgetting important details. The fast-paced nature of the world means that if I don't act promptly, I might miss out on great ideas. Time constraints and forgetfulness often lead to neglecting potentially great ideas, stifling creativity, and limiting innovation potential. I soon realized that many others face this same challenge.

That's why my team and I created SaveDay - a knowledge hub designed to help you quickly capture, collect, and get answers from your favorite content. Our goal is to simplify the process of turning raw data into your knowledge and wisdom.

Whether you've been with us from the beginning or just joined recently, we are so glad to have you on board. We’re eager to gather feedback on SaveDay and learn how we can further improve it based on your experiences.

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Cross-post from: https://lemmy.world/post/9282945

> I'd like to sync my markdown notes between devices (laptop and phone), which service is better: Nextcloud or Syncthing? Any other important idea I should know?, like latency times, or maximum number of synced devices, what if I edit the same note from both places without internet and then both get connected to a network... For example, I know Nextcloud let me have a history of the notes.

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/3451107

> Check the comment of the gist for instructions on how to use. You can set this up to run every few minutes, keeping your readwise items, highlights, and annotations synced with Raindrop! I didn't see anything that accomplished this, even with the multitude of paid automation solutions. I was tempted to sign up for a free one when I realized they were all very flawed, so I just wrote one up for free! > > Hope you enjoy! Suggestions and contributions more than welcome :)

erweiterte Importmöglichkeiten

Obsidian bietet verbesserte Einstellungsmöglichkeiten - und korrigiert Fehler

"Anytype is a radically improved knowledge management tool for people who value their data. Use Anytype to make dashboards, projects, and knowledge graphs - all using our no-code editor. E2E encrypted 🔐 Local-first ❌☁️ P2P synced 👯‍♀️ Open source 💎"

Just saw this launched on Product Hunt

Thoughts?

(I'm not affiliated)

• Store your notes as separate markdown files, ensuring no vendor lock-in like other apps
• Get started quickly with our tutorial file that explains the zettelkasten method
• Easily import your existing notes by adding the repository/folder through the Repositories option in the menu
• Free of cost, without ads, and no hidden permissions
• No collection of user data

Found here:

https://obsidian.md/blog/free-your-notes/

Kennt jemand das Tool und hat es schon getestet?

News zu den Enticklungen von #ObsidianMD #pkm

not sure if its the best way to solve it but i made a custom deployment object in #anytype and a collection with all teh deployments .. so in each software object i can add the thing as inline collection but filter for its name, and each customer can have the same thing but filtered for customer. well tchncs is a customer now too but thats cosmetic :P ... so far ... so handy ... until now that was living in a sheet document @pkm

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Die Erweiterbarkeit von Obsidian ist eine Stärke der Konzeption

Anyone here uses Org-mode for PKM? I'm planning on moving to it from Obsidian, primarily due to Org-babel and the fact that it's open source, and would like to know what your setups and workflows are like with it (plus points if you're a student because I am too)

ObsidianMD mit Update (Desktop) auf 1.3. (Vorversion), ua neuer PDF Viewer

Anytype ist eine E2EE Notion Alternative – die so lange Invite-only war, dass Leute spekuliert haben, ob es nur Vaporware sei.

Ich habe eben zufällig den Downloadlink gefunden: https://download.anytype.io/ – außerdem heißt es auf Reddit, dass das Ding Anfang/Mitte Juli endlich opensource werden soll.

-> Community Beta Release & Alpha Migration Trail Guide

David Wynn writes his capstone report about building his second brain in Emacs org-mode.

Kurzvorstellung, Logseq Query Builder, hilfreich zur Expressorientierung

ObsidianMD bietet das Blog nun via Website an... Feed: obsidian.md/changelog.xml

Actually a tool for literature management, zotero is also a very suitable tool for PKM. Integration of documents is very easy. Only downside: no integration of mails.

This is how I do PKM. No big changes since I wrote this post. TiddlyWiki is nice.

Es gibt eine sehr interessante Podcast-Episode vom TILpod, die Wissensmanagement zum Hauptthema hat

Hab in meinem Blog mal ne Notiz hinterlassen. Dies meine Optik und mein aktueller Wissensstand

Im Rahmen meines Projektes Textlab interessieren mich PKM-Konzepte und -Tools. Deshalb starte ich versuchsweise hier eine Community.

Dmitry Korzhov geht in seinem Blog der Frage nach dem geeigneten Tool/Konzept der neuen Generation für das PKM nach. Dabei geht er auch auf (mögliche) Evaluationskriterien ein.