Any one using Trillium Note? Does it has a community on Lemmy?
Any one using Trillium Note? Does it has a community on Lemmy?
I'm trying out Trillium Note and prefering it over Obsidian. I wonder if there's a community anywhere on Lemmy.
I like to learn some tip and tricks.
Hey! I use trilium notes quit a bit, I've just gotten into the scripting side of it, it does suffer from a lack of documentation in my opinion. But it's quite good.
I would be interested in joining/creating a community
Edit: Community made! ill put some more effort into it when ive got some time https://lemmy.world/c/trilium
Yeah, it look very capable. Example notes show such capability, but the lack of document is an obstacle.
Thank you for the community.
I use Trilium for my TTRPG GM notes, as well as some personal stuff (trip planning, home management, etc).
What I know and use mostly comes from the project's wiki
Oh, there's a wiki. Nice.
Thank you. Any recommended plug-in or scripts?
The current way I'm using it is rather manual like creating a note daily manually.
If it doesn't exist yet, create a community.
I haven't heard of that app. Ill look it up.
It's a note app like obsidian.md. You can host it yourself also. It's very capable and I think it's much easier to use compared to Obsidian, just that it doesn't has as much articles.
I don't use Trillium, tried once Obsidian but it's not free. Have you tried Joplin, it's free works extremely well with Dropbox or NextCloud for syncing between téléphone and the PC. For note taking its extremely good
Obsidian is free if you use your own cloud storage to sync your note.
I tried Joplin, but so brief that I don't remember why I dropped it. Back then I was hunting for an alternative to Notion. May give it a try again. How do you like it?
I've used Joplin for years now before was Evernote. I like it because it's open source and the syncing option is built in, exemple either to Dropbox or NextCloud (I use both these options, DB only because I have a free option of 12gB otherwise I would use just NC) The syncing is painless as as I said built-in. It's not a pretty app, fairly plain, but it works perfectly, on my android and Linix PCs, Arch and Debian. I did try Obsidian once. It's pretty, but not being open source put me of. Try it again, takes minutes to set up, as again open source and works well