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Opensidian

Open-source and non-profit under GPLv3, vault-compatible cross-platform markdown notes app. It's based on Rust + Tauri v2 and under heavy development. We're looking for Linux distribution maintainers. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Obsidian or Dynalist Inc.

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What is Opensidian?

Open-source and non-profit under GPLv3, vault-compatible cross-platform markdown notes app. It's based on Rust + Tauri v2 and under heavy development. We're looking for Linux distribution maintainers. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Obsidian or Dynalist Inc.; "Obsidian" is their trademark.

Features

  • live preview, source and reading modes
  • [[wikilinks]], backlinks, tags, graph view
  • tabs, splits, search, quick switcher, command palette, bookmarks
  • themes, fonts, hotkeys; open a vault with opensidian <folder>
  • drag an image (png, jpg, gif, webp) or a PDF from your file manager onto a note: an image is moved into the vault (the original is removed only after the vault copy is complete and on disk), a PDF is copied (the original stays, as in Obsidian), and ![[name]] is inserted where you dropped it. A name that already exists gets a new one, never overwritten. A .pdf must really be a PDF (it starts with %PDF-); other file types are refused and left where they are.