I have to say changing to obsidian has been great.
1. there are opensource tools to convert from evernote to obsidian so it Just Works [tm] and you don't lose anything.
2. My docs are now in markdown in a normal filesystem so it's easy for me to back them up, sync them, have everything work on different OSs etc
3. I choose to pay for obsidian sync because I want to fund them but you don't have to
4. Community plugins are awesome. For example I just got done editing my "Linear Algebra Cheat sheet" which is full of Latex equations. It looks beautiful, if I want to jump into vim to edit I can but editing in obsidian works fine also.
I set up Obsidian+Syncthing on my desktop+mobile devices a couple years ago and have had zero technical issues, while Obsidian has significantly improved their product since, IME. It just works AND I own my data.
It's a real gem among mountains of SaaS/VC nonsense.
I just started using Obsidian and I use the vim keybinds that Obsidian ships with. My only issue so far is I can’t move the cursor back to the title from the body.
1. there are opensource tools to convert from evernote to obsidian so it Just Works [tm] and you don't lose anything.
2. My docs are now in markdown in a normal filesystem so it's easy for me to back them up, sync them, have everything work on different OSs etc
3. I choose to pay for obsidian sync because I want to fund them but you don't have to
4. Community plugins are awesome. For example I just got done editing my "Linear Algebra Cheat sheet" which is full of Latex equations. It looks beautiful, if I want to jump into vim to edit I can but editing in obsidian works fine also.