satis wrote: >that Logseq has some privacy and other advantages (eg Markdown as >default) over similar apps like Obsidian I'm not sure about the privacy (Obsidian is entirely local unless you choo...

satis wrote: Ulysses has allowed external folders since early 2020. (On iOS I think >you are restricted to using Dropbox.) > Inspire Writer added this feature in May 2019.

Amontillado wrote: >That led me back to where I'd started. Conventional word processors plus >more Markdown than I used to do. Largely true for me too. I find markdown programs hard to work with be...

MadaboutDana wrote: >you can shift the documents (notes, sheets, >etc.) around however you like, and then view or edit them as a new >"group" (i.e. with surrounding documents) in their new context. I...

You just select the sheets you want. They have to be from the same document, but any sheets you want. So, if you have a series, you could have all th books within it, and choose any scenes you want to...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: By concatenating I mean that you can select multiple sheets in Ulysses >and view them as if they are one document in the editor. I don't think >you can do this in Inspire Writer...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: >- You can't concatenate sheets in IW as you can in Ulysses. I'm not sure what you mean by that. afaics IW enables a lot of what I'd call concatenating. What exactly is it tha...

I'm afraid that my predominant impression is that this is an extremely bizarre thread, but it's about writing programs, so here goes. And bear in mind that I too am on Windows and have no Mac. First,...

I share many of the views in the thread. I find the evangelism around markdown a productivity trap - there are too many useful things that you can't do, or not without a convoluted workaround. I like...

Dr Andus wrote: >2) A date stamp for when an item was created and a separate one for when >it was last modified (like Dynalist has). Can't you just type 'now' then tab? I find that's as fast as any...

Dr Andus wrote: Dormouse wrote: >>Obsidian does have block level transclusion > >I wonder if we mean the same thing. I was using Roam terminology for >essentially the bullet-point level or individual ...

Dr Andus wrote: Two years on, what's the verdict on WM 3? Anybody has been using it >consistently? > >I'm still on 2.7, which is working fine on my system (still Win7), just >wondering if I' missing a...

Since I've just started looking at Dynalist and Workflowy, I thought I might as well add Legend to the list. I have Google everything, but I found Legend so tied in that it was distinctly unfriendly t...

Dr Andus wrote: > the CEO has time to go back and >read years' worth of Reddit posts and manually ban members > This is pretty damning, especially with the rumours over internal wranglings and disag...

Obsidian does have block level transclusion