Not everyone has the infrastructure, budget, interest, and/or experience for self hosting.
I personally use obsidian synced using GitHub. It breaks way too often with file conflicts but when it works it just works. If you do the thing and you do it right and you don’t fuck it up, it works! It just works!
I would gladly pay for obsidian sync if it weren’t so outrageously expensive.
LunchEnjoyer@lemmy.world
on 13 Mar 2024 23:19
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Might I suggest using syncthing instead? Never broke once for me and have been using it for years. Not had a conflicts either, as you can choose wether that happens or not in syncthing.
I recently discovered Obsidian - I use sync.com (free) and save my obsidian vault on my shared sync drive. Works like a charm, I can have it open on multiple devices.
smileyhead@discuss.tchncs.de
on 15 Mar 2024 11:47
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AbidanYre@lemmy.world
on 14 Mar 2024 00:21
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Joplin is probably less overhead than nextcloud if you’re just talking about notes.
hagelslager@feddit.nl
on 14 Mar 2024 14:30
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Personally I also use it for other apps/functions, such as synchronising contacts, agenda and files (with offline backups, since you can lose access due to bugs).
AbidanYre@lemmy.world
on 14 Mar 2024 15:02
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That’s fair. I like it for file storage and sharing, but I’m not a fan of it’s desire to do everything.
fmstrat@lemmy.nowsci.com
on 14 Mar 2024 11:25
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$5 a month on Linode and it takes <60 minutes all in if you familiarize yourself with Docker. This is the way.
Better yet, spin up a secondary container with OnlyOffice and you get something more compatible with Office365 than even Google has.
lemmyreader@lemmy.ml
on 13 Mar 2024 19:27
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Instead of relying on “startups” you could go for (selfhosted) Nextcloud with the notes app.
Or etherpad hosters
Not everyone has the infrastructure, budget, interest, and/or experience for self hosting.
I personally use obsidian synced using GitHub. It breaks way too often with file conflicts but when it works it just works. If you do the thing and you do it right and you don’t fuck it up, it works! It just works!
I would gladly pay for obsidian sync if it weren’t so outrageously expensive.
Might I suggest using syncthing instead? Never broke once for me and have been using it for years. Not had a conflicts either, as you can choose wether that happens or not in syncthing.
I recently discovered Obsidian - I use sync.com (free) and save my obsidian vault on my shared sync drive. Works like a charm, I can have it open on multiple devices.
There are plenty of Nextcloud hostings:
www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-share/ tab.digital thegood.cloud
github.com/nextcloud/providers#providers
Joplin is probably less overhead than nextcloud if you’re just talking about notes.
Personally I also use it for other apps/functions, such as synchronising contacts, agenda and files (with offline backups, since you can lose access due to bugs).
That’s fair. I like it for file storage and sharing, but I’m not a fan of it’s desire to do everything.
$5 a month on Linode and it takes <60 minutes all in if you familiarize yourself with Docker. This is the way.
Better yet, spin up a secondary container with OnlyOffice and you get something more compatible with Office365 than even Google has.
Without any login needed ?
hedgedoc.org
etherpad.org
cryptpad.org
Ok