Tommy Williams

I got a chance to try this out before the release, and its features have become a part of every canvas note I create in Obsidian. My favorite feature, surprisingly to me, is the support for transparent PNGs as "stickers." It's a small thing, but it has turned out to make my canvas dashboards more inviting, and this, in turn, encourages me to use them more.

I have enjoyed watching as Nick and the Linking Your Thinking team have created and iterated on this approach, and this starter kit has grown to be an exceptional tool. I'm very excited to see this and look forward to using the long weekend ahead to dive in and learn more about generating, organizing, and sharing ideas.

OFS 1.0 was great, but based on what I have seen so far of OFS 2.0, it's a huge update and improvement. It is a great way to get started using Obsidian, or to improve your skills even if you have been using Obsidian for a while. OFS is filled with exercises so you don't just read about things, you practice them until you have ingrained them into your habits. And because OFS 2.0 is an Obsidian...