I am unfortunately now convinced that a solid 90% of my use of #SilverBullet could be improved by replacing it with a language server.
Presumably I can just fork one of the markdown ones and start tweaking it to add some features to handling the front matter.
I'm nowhere near figuring out what #notes #application to use, and in addition to #Trilium / #TriliumNext, #SilverBullet and #Obsidian now I have #Notesnook on the list to look at as well 
(#AppFlowy and #Logseq have taken VC money, so, uh, nah)
There's something so uniquely brain tickling and satisfying about setting up something new and learning the ins and outs of the new system. After years of Obsidian, I discovered Silver Bullet as it currently fits my need for a self hosted notes solution. #obsidian #silverbullet
Finally finished my research and blog post on self-hosted Google Docs alternatives. Enjoy.
https://blog.faucher.net/2025/01/self-hosted-google-docs-alternatives.html
In my search for #notes taking applications, and especially to help me track #tasks , where I was mostly looking at #Trilium, #joplin #joplinapp , and eyeing a bit #obsidan #ObsidianMD (it's not open source, and for work use would be paid), I just learned about #SilverBullet . It's certainly intriguing, but I'm not sure yet what I think about it 
(Feel free to engage with this post with advice etc, I guess it is me asking)
« I wonder if #SilverBullet could take advantage of the “URL text fragment” standard »
« Je me demande si #Obsidian ou #SilverBullet pourraient tirer parti de la norme "URL text fragment" »
Here it is, the newest of the newest re-recording of my introduction video to #SilverBullet
19 minutes of #PKM #Markdown awesomeness. If you're into that type of thing.
