[K_REY_C]

Just sharing this tool, logseq [1], that I learned about a couple of weeks ago. It traffics in plain text files and does graphically what an org-mode might do after a lot of work.

I figure more people should be aware of this open source tool I hope improves and becomes more robust.

[1]: https://logseq.com/

[sivakon]

I actually used it continuously for six months. Once the data and the size of the graph increases, it gets very slow, even text editing gets unresponsive. The features are good, but it will get slow and taking notes feel sluggish

[zaphod4prez]

They are actively working on this and [a recent update](https://discuss.logseq.com/t/very-slow-performance-with-larg...) solved part of this problem.

I'm not a logseq user but have toyed around with it and am really hoping it gets to a rock-solid state soon. Development has been moving super fast but I'm not quiteeee ready to trust it with all my notes. I'll probably switch once they release a beta (as it's currently alpha software).

[approxim8ion]

That's unfortunate, since I've been using and enjoying it for about a month now. I was planning to ramp up my usage quite a bit. I suppose they will be working on performance, but there's no telling how soon that comes.