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I'll check it out. I do keep prolific notes on everything I do, however they need to be more structured and searchable. Right now I'm using Trillium but it has it's limitations for what I want it to do. Nice piece of software tho.
I tried trillium, but turns out I can't organize anything to save my life, so now I run Obsidian for notes and snipe for all my networks and devices.
I tried Obsidian, and it is a very capable piece of software. However, I wanted it to run in a docker container. Running in a container, it uses KasmVNC. So, every doccument you wish to save in Obsidian, you first have to paste into KasmVNC's clipboard, then paste it into the doccument. I found that quite clumsy.
If I'm doing it wrong, please share. Obsidian was my first choice.
Oh, I just install Obsidian in all my devices (laptop, PC, phone and tablet) and then sync them all via Syncthing. No docker, no server, just sync the Obsidian folder on each device.