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Comment #43344260
It looks good
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Comment #41033382
CRDTs are the future!
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Comment #40800440
I've tried it, but it didn't work well together, still looking for a solution, CRDT is the hard part, haha.
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Comment #40799326
I sorry for your experience. It works smoothly for me and hasn't been fully tested yet
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Comment #40769019
I carefully designed the architecture, which is very flexible. The "backend" is currently running on web worker & service worker. It should be possible to deploy it to a web-standa…
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Comment #40768949
Currently, it can only run on high-version chromium-based browsers, and it's compatible with Android, but not iOS. Apple is killing web apps.
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Comment #40768926
What you want is also what I'm working on. Eidos is a personal open-source project focused on individual needs. It respects everyone's privacy. It does not collect any information.…
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Comment #40768775
It's okay to change the type of title field. I will patch an update.
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Comment #40760652
Interesting, I'll give it a try.
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Comment #40760610
- Eidos has an Airtable-like table, but Obsidian does not. - Eidos and Obsidian are both file-based. - Eidos is based on SQLite, and Obsidian is based on Markdown.
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Comment #40760547
I developed an extension to implement the import function, it's still in development and lacking documentation. You can try it out, but I'm not sure if there are any bugs. Feel fre…
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Comment #40760460
You can use Eidos with Wi-Fi off. when you add a bookmark, it won't display a rich information card, but just a URL. if you don't like this part, I can provide options to disable t…
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Comment #40760294
A key idea of Eidos is to make each table a real SQLite table, so users can view and modify it through other software or visualize it with tools like Metabase https://eidos.space/s…
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Comment #40760170
good idea. all documents are currently stored in the eidos__docs table. The `content` field is used to store the state of lexical documents in JSON format. Additionally, there is a…
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Comment #40757982
Thank you for the information. Eidos Space should be safe. I will consider this issue carefully.
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Comment #40757368
I know many note-taking users like the concept of markdown and plain text. So do I. However, I think plain text has its limitations. There are many other types of structured data i…
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Comment #40756865
I'm not a fan of 2-way links, but this is on the roadmap and can be easily added . It can work with Ollama. https://github.com/mayneyao/eidos/issues/107
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Comment #40756507
Sorry for lacking documents and guidance. When you enable a script, you can trigger it by typing 「/」 in command palette (cmd + k). Currently, the selected text only works with the …
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Comment #40756387
You can make some adjustments in the settings[1] to store data in a local folder. Then, use iCloud, Git, or your preferred service to back up your data. Just like the web version o…
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Comment #40756349
Thanks for your advice. Eidos is more like a PDM tool rather than a PKM tool, but it can be used as a PKM with some extensions, just as the introduction says, it's an extensible fr…
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Comment #40751491
Thanks for the reminder. I know this makes SEO more challenging, and it also reminds people of a certain game company, but I really love this concept, which originates from the Pla…
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Show HN: Eidos – Offline alternative to Notion
I'm a big fan of Notion, having used it for 7 years. When I first met Notion, it was just a block document editor, and it didn't excite me until it released the Database. Later, I …
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Comment #40666364
Now, you only need to select the directory once, and the browser will retain permissions https://developer.chrome.com/blog/persistent-permissions-for...