Which personal knowledge management tool will I be using at end of 2022?

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resolved Jan 1

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Trilium Notes

5%10%

Roam Research

0.1%

Notion

1.2%

Obsidian

1.4%

Workflowy

1.6%

loqseq

1.6%

Anytype

I've last switched to Trilium Notes ~August 2021. I've previously used Roam (didn't like how hard it was to interface with and that it didn't have support for database-like functions), Athens (was bit impractical that they didn't have sync worked out yet), Zim a long time back.

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Just went back to using bit of Roam with my VA, though my primary KB is still in trilium

What issues have you been having with Trilium? I've been looking into switching over to it.

@MichaelWheatley sometimes laggy autocomplete/page search box. Couple small UI bugs. Could have better support for some linked data/knowledge graph type things I'd like to have but it's still the best thing for those that i tried so far. Maybe next to anytype, but I haven't tried that one again for a while. Still didn't try out notion enough (for non trivial stuff)

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loqseq

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https://logseq.com/ open source, no personal experience

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Obsidian

@howtodowtle installed once, didn't give much of a try because dislike closed-source

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Workflowy

@GullSharon tried out earlier, didn't like being forced into tree structure of everything. i would prefer to have several parallel hierarchies, e.g. "here are things grouped by physical location", "here are things grouped by project", "here are things grouped by whether they should be worked on next", ...

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Notion

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Notion

Good idea. I have been meaning to give Notion a go.

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Notion

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Yeah infinite nesting is a must have for me. I settled on notion after bouncing around a few things. Not 100% happy but pretty locked in at this point and have built my workflow around it.

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Notion

@Charlie Manifold LOVES Notion: https://manifoldmarkets.notion.site/Home-6878ea9cda834947aa070537154dbf98 Though its sweet spot is when you're using it for collaborating with others. It's believable to me that Roam/Obsidian work better for individual work, atm