Gregory's Server@ctietze 100% agree!
I did not prase it as good as you but meant the same thing.
Obsidian: for people who are not able to learn Emacs Org-mode for reasons. 👍 (we may differ on the set of valid reasons or their priority)
If you are in a position of being able to learn such a system (which is easer than most people suggest), Emacs has its advantages over Obsidian.
And: There can't be any bancruptcy of Emacs. Therefore, there is zero lock-in effect except in your brain, of course. 😉
@publicvoit Essentially what @jbaty said https://social.lol/@jbaty/110701060952899815
It's still lock-in in the end. And it's factually wrong to say it isn't. Just as there *can* be Emacs bancruptcy. -- Of course you don't mean it in a strict, literal sense, but a colloquial one.
I have no issues parsing this :)
But the aftertaste is one of misleading rhetoric tricks that you do not need.
There's no Emacs+org supremacy over Obsidian+Markdown on this (!) level of analysis.
But there's #Lindy: Do pick old tools 👍
@publicvoit Essentially what @jbaty said https://social.lol/@jbaty/110701060952899815
It's still lock-in in the end. And it's factually wrong to say it isn't. Just as there *can* be Emacs bancruptcy. -- Of course you don't mean it in a strict, literal sense, but a colloquial one.
I have no issues parsing this :)