Looking for something that is kind of whiteboardy-pinteresty way of creating idea boards from images, text, links, etc. that isn’t tied to a subscription and I have full control of. Any ideas?

I’m looking for something that is less linear than Obsidian, but I do like Obsidian a lot for other things.

  • SpicyColdFartChamber@lemm.ee
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    1 day ago

    Have you tried the canvas on Obsidian?

    I usually use that for mood boarding. Each box acts like a note in itself, so you can add images with texts.

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        21 hours ago

        You are correct. The source code for Obsidian is proprietary, but a lotta FOSS-friendly folks give them a pass since it’s all plaintext Markdown etc on the backend.

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          10 hours ago

          Proprietary software is proprietary no matter how “nice” it is. It should not be advertised in FOSS communities and falsely presenting it as “FOSS adjacent” is harmful to the movement IMO.

          There are many places so called “good proprietary apps” can be promoted and discussed.

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      1 day ago

      Yeah I’m dumb. I use Obsidian daily but never actually tried Obsidian Canvas. Just played around with it just now and it’s perfect. Thanks! /thread

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        15 hours ago

        Obsidian is not actually open source, but its open source alternative, Logseq has canvas as well!

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          14 hours ago

          Interesting. I’ll take a look. Maybe I’ll keep on Obsidian for work and logseq for personal stuff