>No support for html, xml, .java, .cpp or other common text file extensions supported by notepad++.What's even the point of this then? The flowchart feature is cool but I can't integrate this into my workflow unless I rename everything to .md.
Most retarded post of the day award
>>109477277explain why I'm retarded
>>109477323I didn't say you were retarded and I'd never say that about you.
>>109477325ok then explain why my post is retarded mr nice guy.
>>109477338Because you are retarded. just use plugins. Every problem in life solved.
use emacs
>>109477383the plugins don't work retard. The xml plugin is view only
>>109477394Then you aren't looking hard enough you stupid BUNGUS HEAD.
>>109477416what plugin am I supposed to be using? the data editor one doesn't fucking work either.
>>109477427use Code Editor not data editor
>>109477453I think I'm just gonna use vscode+foam once I get it all installed
>>109477323>>109477269>no .java, .cppYou're a retard, you want git repos for that. This is a notetaking application.
>closed source note taking applicationshiggy diggy
>>109477709I use notepad++ for notetaking and it supports all of those because they're basically just text files with another name.
>>109477709nta, but i take notes in source files. i expect my note editor to render mermaid graph, graphviz graph, tex, markdown AND source code.also I have a bibtex and dict lsp, pretty convenient. sadly obsidian doesn't support those.nothing that doxygen is afraid of
>>109477323Your post is kinda funny because although notepad++ is less dogshit than obsidian, which is a TRULY retarded joke, notepad++ is still terrible garbage.
>>109477762You use a note taking application for something that's not note taking and that somehow obligates all other note taking applications to also support your non-note taking activities? You're a narcissistic spoiled brat. Stick with Notepad++ if it does what you want beyond note taking. No one owes you anything.
>>109478010All we're asking is for Obsidian to be able to try to open files as text files, something even windows notepad can do.
>>109477269Thr point is to keep my grocery list. Any other perceived usecase is schizo
>>109478228Obsidian is a notetaking application that uses .md files. It's not a standard text file editor. This is why you're a retard. You're expecting the program to do something it wasn't intended for.
>>109478539>using a webshit app that takes 3 business days to start up to keep a grocery listgross
>>109478670md files can contain code lmaoorg has had that feature for 20+ years, you can even run the code embedded in your documents, like a jupyter notebook
>>109477787You NEED more?
>>109478228Write an extension if it is important to you instead of being a spoiled toddler demanding others spend their lives doing free work for your capricious desires.
>>109479279Then use org. What is the purpose of this thread other than wanting attention?
>>109477269This is an app purely for .mdIf you want more use vs code. Frankly there’s no reason to not use vs code for your .md notes as well, obsidian is just good for it being the one stop shop for all your non-code notes.
>>109479279And Obsidian reads md from files. Not html, xml, java, cpp. Maybe with plugins, at best. Obsidian is not a text editor like Notepad, Notepad++, Kate, etc. Don't treat it as such. It's purely a note taking app. You're using the wrong tools for the job otherwise.
>>109479576>wrong toolsobsidian has no usecase then.org is a strictly superior alternative to markdown. it's natively made for connecting markup documents together and with media.even github lets you edit and render org files in your browser.
>>109479598>obsidian has no usecase then.Then stop using it. It's that easy.
>>109479665then buy an ad
I created a prompt for AI that gives instructions to create bookmarks throughout the conversation to important topics and then export a brief summary of the conversation and the links. It allows me to save it to my AI log and then put the bookmarked links to specific topics in a related project folder/note. Easily clickable, back and forth from project note to logged AI conversation. All formatted for Obsidian
Is there any other alike Obsidian but free? I was using "mimiri notes" nice 200 mb. cool but i feel like want a cuter note app
>>109479814Helix notes is a FOSS version of Obsidian, but my experience with it was pretty bad, hosting it on my server. 10 second lag for most actions.
>>109479814Logseq
>>109479685If that's your reply, why did you make this thread in the first place?
It took less than 2 minutes to set up, isnt connected to anything, and I just type in what I need and delete it when I get it.
>>109479979Dead. Trying to pivot to SQL like DB is not going well. You could just make a DB.
>>109479314Yes. So much more.
>>109477269because its a note taking app not a code editor anon. But it does have code blocks just use `` backticks. I'm not sure the code block support java & c++ & xml specific highlighting though but im sure there are extensions for it.
>>109477269>Toggle on "show all file types">Right click > Open In default appWow that was so hard. Your shitty attempts at code do not count as notes, so don't get mad at a note taking application for not running everything under the sun.
>>109479846>>109479979>Both AI sloppaGag me with a spoon. There is no fucking note taking app that is FOSS and slop free.
>>109477269emacs org mode
Consider taking your notes in Typst.>Simple markup>Support for loading data from other files, including processing data from json/yaml/xml and the like>As powerful as Latex for typesetting when you need it to be>Incredibly simple to write your own macros
>>109484583>I'm not sure the code block support java & c++ & xml specific highlighting though but im sure there are extensions for it.They do actually by default, if you use code blocks. You'd basically so something like:```javacode here```Or:```xmlmarkup here```The supported highlighting list is here: prismjs.com/#supported-languages
