But I found it unnecessarily complicated and with omn-isearch i'm happy enough that I don't need overly fancy meta data with each note. I had used data view before but went really complicated with lost of custom JS functions to pull meta data together, some notes totally auto generated etc. I use tags to attach useful meta data to each note: type of note (daily, meeting, etc), people mentioned, orgs mentioned, reoccurring categories, bookmarks/references, etc. I use templatr for any new notes created in daily and notes. Main folders are: _templates, _attachments, daily, notes, wip. I'm finding simpler is mostly better with a few extensions and processes to help. so in the last 12 months I've been: 10 months obsidian, 1 month notion and 1 month bear. having gone from Obsidian to Notion a month before that. Its in constant flux tbh! I've tried every app under the sun and only moved back to Obsidian from Notion a month ago. For example, I'd love to be able to 'pin' a group of windows/stage rather than have them regularly reordered based on what stage switches with another.Hope that helps. Its fantastic and (hopefully) given more time and features stage manager will continue to evolve. I find each 'stage' similar to a tabbed workflow with my main work focus being full screen on the external monitor. At first I didn't like stage manager but now its an integral part of my workflow - I wanted a tiling wm (like yabai) but without so much setup complexity. I'm finding the desktop snappier than 6 months ago. I haven't encountered any of the stability issues others have reported. Overall my impression is that Ventura is a solid upgrade. I didn't copy over any old config files just to avoid contamination.
#Pdfpen pro crashing mac upgrade#
Last night, I reset to Monterey and then did a clean upgrade to the RC. I am an SWE so use VSCode, Idea, slack, docker, iterm2, mongo-compose, obsidian, etc. I regularly switch between a 'desktop' and going mobile.
My setup is a MBP M1 Max 16" with a 4k external monitor via HDMI.
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