From 3a3c50b5a775e9b416a3014e8425007bddc574a2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Flancian <0@flancia.org> Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2022 15:40:26 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Auto saved by Logseq --- ...nal_2022-04-15.md.2022-04-15T13_39_40.970Z | 19 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 19 insertions(+) create mode 100644 logseq/bak/journal_2022-04-15.md.2022-04-15T13_39_40.970Z diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-04-15.md.2022-04-15T13_39_40.970Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-04-15.md.2022-04-15T13_39_40.970Z new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e35383a76 --- /dev/null +++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-04-15.md.2022-04-15T13_39_40.970Z @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +# 2022-04-15 + +- [[logseq]] just crashed again so I thought I'd give [[foam]] a try again, see how it's holding up. + - Right away I really like: + - The multi pane layout, which I find more flexible than Logseq's single pane with tabs which you only get through an extension. + - The fact that it's very responsive on , while Logseq often lags. + - The built-in terminal and more full featured [[vim emulation mode]]. + - Right away I dislike: + - The fact that auto completing wikilinks takes waaay to long still, essentially making linking very cumbersome (I already didn't link [[logseq]] above twice because of how long autocomplete takes to run.) + - I might keep using it, disabling autocomplete, and see what happens? + - Plot twist, apparently you can't disable autocomplete? Argh. + - I just need an open source PKM that offers a responsive text editing experience and can handle >5k files :( + - OK, perhaps I should give [[wiki vim]]] a proper try. +- #push [[wiki vim]] + - Is where I'm writing this now :) + - Right away I really like: + - How fast this feels! As expected. It's lightning fast while writing (it's just [[vim]]), it's lightning fast while following links (with ctrl+enter). + - `,w,j` is the way to visit my daily journal -- as I have `,` as my leader key. It looks worse than it feels to use it -- acceptable. + - It doesn't have link autocomplete, at least not just by writing `[[` -- but honestly this is relatively minor, and it seems it has pretty good searching capabilities, they just don't trigger by default.