I love Obsidian, but I'm now beginning to move many of my documents to Notion for sharing with a team.
I really wish Obsidian, or something like it, worked well for teams. Maybe it's on their roadmap, I'm not sure.
I really wish Obsidian, or something like it, worked well for teams. Maybe it's on their roadmap, I'm not sure.
It is open source and everything is stored locally but not in markdown files. You can self-host the desktop app to share notes.
Also, is real time collaboration a game changer or a gimmick?
I used to think the former, but was questioning it recently.
What would be lost with syncthing + obsidian for your team or maybe something that does autocommit like fossil for probable conflicts?
But yes, realtime collaboration is a critical feature for documents that can be used during meetings (and IMO ~no meetings should be held without documents).
The other critical feature is comments, which I assume Obsidian does not have support for (they would be very nontrivial to represent in markdown).
https://gist.github.com/rattrayalex/2e4f934045aabc4caeeab249...
The real time is not as real time as, say, Google Docs. There's a lot of lag.