Logseq + Obsidian

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Posted by Lucas
Jun 15, 2021 at 02:49 PM

Thanks, @Luhmann, for all the good info. I’m glad you decided to give Logseq another shot!

Although I still prefer to do my “power outlining” in Tinderbox (on Mac) and InfoQube (on Windows), the Logseq+Obsidian combination is a dream come true for my personal approach to outline-based Zettelkasten.

For reference, note also the previous thread that discussed this: https://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/9422

In that previous thread, I linked to the following thread on the Obsidian forums: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/new-roam-like-application-appeared-logseq/6164/45

In that thread on the Obsidian forums, it is pointed out that it may also be advisable to tweak how Logseq handles note titles. Logseq can be configured to get note titles either from file names or from titles at the top of notes. If you want to be able to create notes from within Obsidian and have Logseq read them properly, then it’s generally best to tell Logseq to get note titles from file names. This can be done by adding the following text to the file logseq/config.edn:

:page-name-order “file “

I’m not sure if anything has been tweaked in the meantime, but in my case that configuration setting proved useful.

Posted by Luhmann
Jun 16, 2021 at 12:36 AM

Thanks Lucas!

Someone else suggested a different way of handling file names as well. Quoting from the Logseq forums:

The only difference in how I do it is that I have my date format in both apps set to yyyy-MM-dd and I added this line to the Logseq config.edn so the filenames would be the same:

:journal/file-name-format “yyyy-MM-dd”

https://discuss.logseq.com/t/making-obsidian-play-nice-with-logseq/1185/2

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