Is anyone planning to use OG version indefinitely?

A call out to devs: can we please get a new Logseq OG release with updated Electron? The current releases uses 39 (or is it even 38?), which is EoLed.

as far as I know, it has been updated to v40.

but it’s not perfect and PRs are welcomed:

It is 38 in the released version: $GH/logseq/og/blob/680b371f0f53968adf678759e9bfd5cb7ea5790c/resources/package.json#L58 (can’t post a link for some reason)

The logseq-db has a mirror md feature. This is implemented completely in the opposite way of obsidian: in logseq the db is considered to be the source of truth while in obsidian the markdown file is the source of truth

In case you guys haven’t seen it there’s a few good suggestions on this thread over here for people who prefer to file based system.

Tine is one that I think looks basically like LogseqOG if they’d carried on polishing it.

e.g. Workspaces, tabs, better templates (like Next Monday, 'In 5 Day’s etc)

Whereas Outl is a really interesting one. Similar philosophy but a different direction.

Hope this helps someone :blush:

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Thanks. Tine is awesome. It’s much faster though the functionality is not yet stable enough, especially on mobile.

Yeah agreed, although having flair followed it for a little while he’s absolutely stealing ahead.

The only real drawback for me currently is that it doesn’t handle advanced queries which for me are pretty essential. But I’m optimistic it’ll be fighting fit very soon.

If you could I’m sure he’d appreciate but reports. :blush:

thanks for sharing outl.app here. we’re still building toward a stable release, but we’re getting really close. I recently started using it in my daily work routine (and migrated my history all the way back to 2022)

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My decision depends on the successful implementation of the following features:

I will wait and see, I think that the new DB Logseq version might be particularly useful for those interested in using Logseq as:

  • PKM
  • Agnostic context control for LLM and agents.
  • Collaboration. (Few FOSS available)
  • Privacy first and blocks as first-class citizens
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I’m sticking with OG. I’m syncing my changes instantaneous with Syncthing. I can access my Markdown files from 3 different places. I would need a very compelling reason to move to the DB version.

Syncthing rocks!

Me too, the reason I choose logseq that it supports org mode. I don’t need new features. I just need them to maintain OG version.