Thanks for the insight!

Yes, just checked)

Why did they replace bash with zsh?

Money is probably also a factor. They need to make money out of it. Although it seems that they are not super anal about it like some big companies. When someone kind of reverse engineered sync kepano just said cool, just don’t call it sync. Very chill

We need to know

Variety is great, although becomes a bit overwhelming. I guess someone might need to curate all that content

I guess that’s one of the biggest strengths of Obsidian that it does not use a closed format for notes, just plain markdown. Which you can all just see by looking in your folder. Plus makes it easier to run scripts on it

you can open the freaking Control Center using keyboard?! Notification Center using keyboard?! Fn rules

Haven’t tried, only tested the desktop version

Tried it, got frustrated, never used it since

I am wondering if this sleek design would have a drag on the app’s speed

ah, ok, I also have it. it does not have the cool drag and drop feature shown in the preview of the new release, though.

no idea, just have to wait until the public release and test it, I guess (unless you have access to the insider build)

which plugin did you use?

They still have kids in South Korea?

Hey, thanks for sharing. I am also trying a folder structure for things I know should belong in a folder, like notes on a project.

In general, I guess. But strictly speaking, not everything google does is bad. Translate, Earth, are all cool projects.

Maybe it’s a matter of short- vs long-run? The article seems to describe the short-run effects. fewer idle cars is better. But you are saying that in the long run this might lead to more cars, which is worse.

Thank you so much for a detailed reply. This helps a lot. Tagging is another thing I’m trying to figure out.

Just tried it, too, and it works great. Not sure what I want to do with all those thousands of new notes now) But still it’s pretty impressive that you can do that