Migrating to Obsidian as Logseq DB is heading in the wrong direction
One of the beauties of working with Logseq MD is to be able to work with plain text markdown files. This is incredibly powerful, particularly when I work with my AI agent to quickly capture, transform, and summarise, what I read.
With Logseq DB sure I can have better search, faster query, or snappier performance but I don't think I will be able to as easily modify my existing notes as I can my existing plain text notes.
So last week I decided to make a switch and I didn't do it myself. I just let the AI agent figure out and create a Obsidian config that mimics closely the Logseq setting. I also created some Obsidian plugins with the help of AI agent to mimic the bullet points, render, and flashcards feature which I really enjoy in Logseq. It of course took some back and forth but this ability to quickly transform and migrate further proves my point about the power of working with just the plain text notes, which I'll be giving up with Logseq DB.