lol I didn’t know Hurd was still a thing

If manifest 3 didn’t change egoogke chrome share I doubt this will.

No one is paying him. He is just a dumbass with money.

Can’t wait to stop hearing about this clown. He did the worst thing possible; made people switch to facebook again.

Hmm never heard of it. Also surprised to see Linux community using something modern to communicate. I thought it’s all still on emails and irc.

I have been aware of the project for a while it might be time to try it out.

OSH is the most bash-compatible shell, by a mile. We don’t implement every last quirk and bug, but it still runs unmodified shell scripts

I Wonder if this includes Zsh 🤔

The linked example instance is a cesspool

Vivaldi is a very impressive chromium browser.

Bad article. Not worth the read.

Great! It’s important to note that there is no notification support on mobile yet for tasks. It’s possible on desktop.

The app is in very rapid development and it’s more than a tasks app. I really recommend trying to use the normal to quickly write stuff down and create todos.

I use Logseq for notes, project and task management.

https://github.com/logseq/logseq

Unlike obsidian Logseq is FOSS. Arguably that doesn’t directly contribute to it being more private but I would rather use and support FOSS.

Cloudflare domains seems to be the cheapest or the same price as porkbun.

its lack of protocol support from firefox end. Firefox doesn’t support the FS API. The logseq team plans to migrate to a different protocol that is supported by FF OPFS

https://lemmy.one/comment/276408

The dev team is working on replacing the filesystem API with another protocol supported by Firefox. That page is just a demo; you only need the support if you want to save your changes to the demo. You can try the desktop app via flathub.

flathub install logseq

Logseq does not require an internet connection or the use of a browser. The last part is true for now. Logseq PDF ready as others mentioned here is one of its best features. For code and email Logseq is not a good fit for either yet thought it can be extended to do so.

you have complete control over your data with logseq.

Thank you. Added the demo link to the OP. I used joplin before moving to logseq. Couldn’t get a good workflow going, and I hated having to decide where to store information. Logseq journal solved that issue for me.

I don’t use standard notes, but from what I know, the base idea is similar, but they really differ. It’s hard to explain. It’s the same as asking what the difference is between Notepad++ and Notepad since both can edit text.

I really recommend downloading logseq and giving it a shot, the best way to see what it can do.