Obsidian sync free android

Obsidian sync free android

Краткое описание:
База личных знаний в виде обычного текста Markdown

Описание:
Obsidian — Ваш мощный помощник в организации повседневной жизни, работающий локально на вашем устройстве благодаря файлам в Markdown-разметке.

Возможности:
— кастомизируемый тулбар;
— горячие клавиши по свайпу вниз;
— схема зависимостей заметок;
— возможность делиться заметками внутри и вне Obsidian;
— плагины сообщества;
— темы;
— закрепляемый сайдбар на планшетах.

Obsidian is a powerful knowledge base that works on top of
a local folder of plain text Markdown files.

It is a second brain, for you, forever. Now available on the go for Android!

Features include:
— Customizable toolbar
— Pull down quick actions
— Graph view
— Share to and from Obsidian
— Community plugins
— Themes
— Sidebar pinning for tablet

Требуется Андроид: 5.0+
Русский интерфейс: Да

Скачать:
Версия: 1.0.5 GP (Nikolaus62)
Версия: 1.0.4 GP (Katafrakt)
Версия: 1.0.3 obsidian_1.0.3.apk ( 5.9 МБ )

Сообщение отредактировал iMiKED — 10.11.21, 11:00

solo252, по-моему, это платная функция

если интересны другие способы, то я, например:
— пользуюсь гитхабом и синхронизирую через него. С компа просто, с телефона использую spck editor.
— либо использовать облако

Сообщение отредактировал IzabelAltera — 02.08.21, 01:40

ну суть такая, с ПК думаю все понятно, ставится яндекс диск, выбираем расположение папки к примеру D://яндекс диск, туда и закидываем папку obsidian. Все, что делаем в заметках на компе, автоматически загружается в облако яндекса.

Далее с телефоном немного сложнее. Мне повезло, у меня на телефоне 256 гб, итак:
1. Создаем папку к примеру obsidianmobil (любое название), ставлю программу folderSyns Pro
Программа позволяет синхронизировать любые папки с любого облака с локальной папкой, т.е. так и настраиваю:
а) тип синхронизации — двухсторонная
б) папка на сервере — выбираем папку в облаке
в) локальная папка — выбираем папку, созданную на телефону

ну и с дополнительных настроек включал: синхронизация подпапок, синхронное удаление, заметить старые файлы — всегда.
Ну и там режим синхронизации уже как кто любит, либо в любое время ручное, липо по расписанию.

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Fast. Familiar.
Full-featured.

Obsidian for mobile is your second brain on the go.
Available for iOS and Android for free.

Speed of thought

Obsidian loads blazing fast. No network requests or fancy animations, so you can jot stuff down before you forget them.

With the customizable toolbar and pull-down Quick Action, write and get things done faster without a keyboard.

Good ol’ Obsidian

If you’ve used the Obsidian desktop app, you’ll instantly feel at home.

Panes, Command Palette, plugins, custom hotkeys—everything that makes Obsidian great is kept and perfected. Start and stay productive without another learning curve.

Small but mighty

Despite the limited screen size, Obsidian mobile is packed with features because we know you’ll be working all the time on mobile.

Obsidian’s best features all work out of the box. Core plugins, including graph view, work the same. Even better, community plugins are just a few taps away to supercharge your workflow.

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Obsidian sync free android

Краткое описание:
База личных знаний в виде обычного текста Markdown

Описание:
Obsidian — Ваш мощный помощник в организации повседневной жизни, работающий локально на вашем устройстве благодаря файлам в Markdown-разметке.

Возможности:
— кастомизируемый тулбар;
— горячие клавиши по свайпу вниз;
— схема зависимостей заметок;
— возможность делиться заметками внутри и вне Obsidian;
— плагины сообщества;
— темы;
— закрепляемый сайдбар на планшетах.

Obsidian is a powerful knowledge base that works on top of
a local folder of plain text Markdown files.

It is a second brain, for you, forever. Now available on the go for Android!

Features include:
— Customizable toolbar
— Pull down quick actions
— Graph view
— Share to and from Obsidian
— Community plugins
— Themes
— Sidebar pinning for tablet

Требуется Андроид: 5.0+
Русский интерфейс: Да

Скачать:
Версия: 1.0.5 GP (Nikolaus62)
Версия: 1.0.4 GP (Katafrakt)
Версия: 1.0.3 obsidian_1.0.3.apk ( 5.9 МБ )

Сообщение отредактировал iMiKED — 10.11.21, 11:00

solo252, по-моему, это платная функция

если интересны другие способы, то я, например:
— пользуюсь гитхабом и синхронизирую через него. С компа просто, с телефона использую spck editor.
— либо использовать облако

Сообщение отредактировал IzabelAltera — 02.08.21, 01:40

ну суть такая, с ПК думаю все понятно, ставится яндекс диск, выбираем расположение папки к примеру D://яндекс диск, туда и закидываем папку obsidian. Все, что делаем в заметках на компе, автоматически загружается в облако яндекса.

Далее с телефоном немного сложнее. Мне повезло, у меня на телефоне 256 гб, итак:
1. Создаем папку к примеру obsidianmobil (любое название), ставлю программу folderSyns Pro
Программа позволяет синхронизировать любые папки с любого облака с локальной папкой, т.е. так и настраиваю:
а) тип синхронизации — двухсторонная
б) папка на сервере — выбираем папку в облаке
в) локальная папка — выбираем папку, созданную на телефону

ну и с дополнительных настроек включал: синхронизация подпапок, синхронное удаление, заметить старые файлы — всегда.
Ну и там режим синхронизации уже как кто любит, либо в любое время ручное, липо по расписанию.

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Syncing your Obsidian vault to Android via an encrypted GitHub repository

January 18, 2021 13 minute read

Here I show you how I use an encrypted git repository on GitHub to sync my Zettelkasten to all my devices, including my Android smartphone.

In case you’re wondering: My digital Zettelkasten is a folder in my filesystem, containing plain text files with Markdown formatting (and images) that I manage with Obsidian and sometimes with Sublimeless_ZK. This future-proof format lends itself perfectly to being version controlled and distributed with git.

Update: If you implement this, please make sure you also follow along my post about merges and conflicts!

Front matter

You will get the most out of this article when you know git and the command line does not put you off. Setting up my workflow requires both. While I will walk you through all steps necessary to get to an encrypted, GitHub-hosted Zettelkasten, it can appear intimidating if you’re completely unfamiliar with the command line.

I primarily work on Linux (or ChromeOS + Linux Shell), but all software involved is available for Windows and macOS, too.

Motivation

I usually use 5 different machines on a regular basis:

• my Chromebook is my private laptop
• my Linux desktop at home with the big screen
• my work laptop under Linux
• occasionally my same work laptop, booted into Windows
• my mobile phone running Android

I want to be able to work on my notes on all machines.

The solution I came up with, involves the following software:

Why not use BoxCryptor / Cryptomator and DropBox?

I had used DropBox sync in the past, with Sublimeless_ZK, and that lead to all sorts of sync conflicts on the DropBox side of things, especially after having been offline for a while — and in general, the sync was rather slow and also intermixed with everything else in my DropBox that wanted syncing. Syncing my Zettelkasten on Windows was never instant, as DropBox had to catch up with too much. Also, that time I didn’t use any encryption.

The broken Boxcryptor

When searching for cloud encryption software, Boxcryptor is one of the first search results. From what I read, its Linux support seems to be second-class, only available via its “portable” version that seems to only allow access to files through its GUI, making it inaccessible for other software.

Google also returns that in the past, their “classic” version had supported Linux properly, something they seem to have given up on. These days, they seem to focus more on MS Teams than Linux.

What I also noticed is that Boxcryptor’s download page is broken; it returns:

The overall picture I get, is:

• paid software
• clear focus on Windows and Mac
• subpar Linux support
  • decision to not longer support Linux as a first class citizen
• not realizing their download page is broken

So Boxcryptor disqualified itself.

Cryptomator

I instantly liked Cryptomator:

• it is free
• it is open source
• it supports Linux, Windows, Mac, Android, iOS
• independent security audits exist

So if I ever wanted to use cloud encryption software, it would be Cryptomator.

Why I don’t like cloud encryption software for my Zettelkasten

Cloud encryption software like Cryptomator provides you with a virtual drive or virtual folder that acts as the interface to transparently encrypt and decrypt your files residing in another folder, one that is synced with the cloud.

The cloud-sync is left to the cloud provider. So to use Dropbox, you have to install their software that creates yet another virtual folder that gets synced to the cloud.

I don’t like the idea of nesting virtual folders, and: I don’t like to need to have encryption software and cloud-sync software running in the background. Especially on my chromebook, where I start the virtual Linux machine on-demand by opening the terminal, I want this to be as lightweight as possible. Just for running a terminal, I don’t want to start unnecessary background software.

Instant synchronization, as handy as it might look, can be dangerous: If you delete a file (or large portions of it) by accident, this gets synced with the cloud instantly — your errors get propagated to all other devices instantly as well. By the time you realize you made a mistake, it might be too late. I don’t like that. To protect yourself against such errors, you have to use some sort of backup or version control solution on top of the sync that sits on top of the transparent encryption.

Three layers of magic software is where too many things can go wrong. While I wouldn’t mind syncing my Dropbox and using Cryptomator in general, I don’t want to set them up just — and especially — for my Zettelkasten.

For all my version control needs I use git anyway — so if I can encrypt my git repository transparently, that’s actually all I need.

Why I prefer git and GitHub

I quite like the synchronization workflow I get through git:

• I work on my local copy
• I can refresh the local copy to the state of the cloud repository ( git pull )
• I can make changes locally
• I stage the changes that I want to keep and commit them locally ( git add and git commit )
• When I’m happy with it, I push the changes to the cloud repository ( git push )

With an Obsidian plugin, committing and pushing are just one hotkey press away, as is pulling. If I feel like it, however, I can use git’s command line tools or any other git software for syncing.

Syncing on demand is very useful. It protects me against accidently propagating mistakes to all synced devices. It gives me a chance to review my changes. And since git is built for distributed version control, detecting and resolving conflicts is something very natural to it.

Reverting back to previous versions, etc, is also possible with git. Since I use git extensively in my daily work, I really like the idea of using it to take care of my Zettelkasten, just as I trust it with all my source code.

Before deciding to taking my Zettelkasten (back to) the cloud, I had used git to sync between my devices:

• Chromebook
• Linux desktop
• Work laptop
• Android phone

However, I had used my Linux box for keeping the central repository that all working copies push to, with my local IP address. Obviously this only works in my home network, so syncing on the go is not possible.

Using GitHub (or GitLab) or any public, cloud-hosted git repository will provide me with an off-site backup in the cloud and will enable syncing at work and on the go.

So let’s dive in and get our vault under git control.

Git and git-crypt

(Re-) Initialize your Repo

In the following examples, your Obsidian vault will be located in

. PLEASE MAKE A COPY OF YOUR VAULT FIRST .

This, zettelkasten.bak , will be our backup if anything goes wrong later.

We initialize a git repository, initialize git-crypt and copy the secret key it generates to

Set up gitignore and .gitattributes

Here is my .gitignore , you may want to put the entire .obsidian directory into there, but I prefer it this way:

Alternatively, just copy back the ignore file from your backup if you had used git before:

git-crypt only encrypts files with certain git attributes. In my case, I specify:

• all .md markdown files in all subfolders
• all files in all subfolders
  • this wil exclude dotfiles like .gitattributes

You need to store these attributes in a file called .gitattributes .

Here is my .gitattributes :

Now, if you’re using oh-mz-zsh , the following two commands will prevent it from slowing down your command line:

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