ive been working on a personal notes system which replaces some of Obsidian's functions just using posix shell, and some userland tools. what ive got so far: alt-n in the terminal opens a fuzzy finder for note titles. cntl-r in finder switches to ripgrep to search note contents. enter opens in neatvi. while editing, meta-alt-r opens ripgrep search in dmenu, selection basename is piped to clipboard with [[double bracket]] enclosed links, which can be pasted in the editor, and followed with 'gf'. i can search for note names, or note contents, and search for phrases in other notes while editing, and insert relevant links. just fzf, dmenu, ripgrep, and a couple of posix scripts are used. https://cdn.satellite.earth/e00864f3dd69e2b214a692d68bdef480757cbc5cbe9b98cf77c0165ae907747f.png https://cdn.satellite.earth/f7453c98ae2632ecff51f40e8ebee68c3458e42bcfa348763059ed4cb5cdbfc0.png https://cdn.satellite.earth/0bc532502451fc44cf4f7ee7addd3f6f9f45cf00f727be66fa1ceafc6aaccc5c.png
ahem, what are you hiding here and when are you noting it so I can read it ... A book like this needs to be no nonsense. No false promises, or pie-in- the-sky utopianism . We are, after all, talking about swimming against the cu Commitment We need low noise, high signal. No filler. Truth. For this reason,, I've put off writing this. But it's time.