Obsidian Sync vs Logseq with Github and Working Copy

Obsidian vs Logseq with Github and Working copy on iOS to synchronise your data. The synchronisation I set up with logseq so I could get my data from my iMac to my iPad and to my iPhone works fairly well. It isn't particularly easy to set up but once you done it's not too difficult. The problem I have is that sometimes they synchronisation using the shortcuts doesn't work as well as it should. It becomes a little bit fiddly to keep on top of and make sure that it always working properly. I found the best way to make sure that the data on the iOS device was going to be correct what is to go into work in copy first before opening logseq and do the synchronisation. Then I would go into the logseq application and everything would be fine.

I did experience a few occasions where the synchronisation didn't work as advertised. Github would be in front or behind and I would have to take a remedial action. When I'm going into the applications for working with data I don't really want to have to start messing about to get things working with the synchronisation.

I didn't really like obsidian when I first tried this and I couldn't see the point of it. Then I fell in love with using logseq. Logseq is quite similar in many ways and it's only sound natural to have another look at obsidian. I found that I liked obsidian better than the first time I looked at it. Then I truly fell in love with it when I found that the obsidian synchronisation works so well. I just don't have to think about it. I can see how fast the synchronisation is work across platforms. It's not usually a good idea to have the application open in two places at the same time. They synchronisation works so fast that I haven't found any problems at all. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXBsU7p5PY4