nuza
A simple, lightweight home for your markdown notes
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A simple, lightweight home for your markdown notes
7 followers
Nuza is a simple, lightweight alternative to Obsidian for people who just want to write and organize Markdown notes without the bloat. It is free and open source, runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and works directly with plain Markdown files. With built-in Vim keybindings, wiki-links, backlinks, search, frontmatter, and more, Nuza keeps note-taking fast, minimal, and fully local.
Hi, nice work! I've been looking to replace Obisidian. How do you coordinate your notes between different machines?
@nicholasghall thank you nick
well theres no way to sync your notes between different machines yet. nuza just treats your local folder with markdown as a vault and lets you edit them.
@puang Hi, thanks for responding, but I should clarify - I know an open source tool isn't going to have cloud storage or anything, I meant how do you do it (if you do it). Almost all of my work is on three machines and I could, and probably ought to, do something like build a shared dir with ssh and have all of my machines use it as a work directory for things like notes. But in practice I just use git repos, which is probably too clunky for notes. Anyway thanks and nice work!
@nicholasghall oh yeah i understand that pain. back in the day i used to use syncthing for something like that with emacs org-mode
you can maybe look into that :))
thank you so much for the support tho nick, means a lot