I use LogSeq. It's nice, but it's basically a local app in a browser (electron), written in an (to me) obscure language. I have been on the look out for a more native alternative with similar features that doesn't look like crap. So far, LogSeq is here to stay.
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I use LogSeq. It's nice, but it's basically a local app in a browser (electron), written in an (to me) obscure language. I have been on the look out for a more native alternative with similar features that doesn't look like crap. So far, LogSeq is here to stay.
Joplin
I just have a ~/txt directory with mostly plain text files in it, sometimes .org