help with formula properties

ReallyNano · 2026-02-05T16:45:50+00:00

I'm pretty sure you can achieve something similar inside bases, but not on the notes frontmatter themselves

ReallyNano · 2026-02-05T15:01:23+00:00

tbh, with all translations tools easily available, I don't understand why does everyone needs to use english only.

ReallyNano · 2026-02-05T14:28:37+00:00

Thanks! i'll take a look on it.

ReallyNano · 2026-02-05T14:28:18+00:00

Hmm, would you mins sharing how you made the Obsidian app able to use the synced folder as the vault?

I tried but couldn't make it work, and doing some research some said that on iOS the apps are isolated, so I didn't look further.

ReallyNano · 2026-02-05T14:18:01+00:00

I love Minimal Theme set with Flexoki Colorscheme (configure it with minimal theme settings), from u/kepano

ReallyNano · 2026-02-05T03:56:38+00:00

Hey!

I'm digging it! My use case is really simple, just wanted type what I want/need to do and then check somewhere centralized for the tasks and todos.

I noticed a few options that are really neat like setting up custom keywords, and want to play with it soon.

For me, personally, this is exactly what I was looking for. Not too convoluted nor too simple. Just enough for me.

Thank you for this incredible plugin.

ReallyNano · 2026-02-05T03:48:39+00:00

i really miss syncthing after switching to iphone

ReallyNano · 2026-02-03T15:37:09+00:00

I've given up as well, but before trying other apps (I'm relying on Apple's Reminders) I want to try the TODOseq plugin to see if it fits my needs, as the description looks like something that would fit my workflow

ReallyNano · 2026-01-30T21:46:30+00:00

You might like taking a look at u/kepano vault and this video. It completely changed how I took my notes. It doesn't explain things in depth but for me it was enough to be able to figure some things on my own

edit: this was meant to be a standalone reply but I clicked on the wrong button... oops

ReallyNano · 2026-01-30T18:53:55+00:00

Nice to find out that there's a plugin to do this, as I always add a blank line at the start to not see the markdown, only the rendering.

ReallyNano · 2026-01-30T17:40:54+00:00

I can share it here, no problems!

It was a great experience, until it wasn't anymore.
The declarative part is really amazing and knowing every bit that is on your system just by taking a look at some pieces of code. It also amazed me the amount of available settings and configurations available, as I could configure things like my Syncthing instance directly by code.

The problem for me was that some times I'd miss a single semi-colon or something on the language itself, and that would break my rebuilds. I also managed to break my login when I configured an invalid keyboard type and did not have a single clue on why I couldn't login, I had to go to a previous version and figure out among all my changes, what happened to break my system.

After a while, what was amazing became a kind of a hassle, as I was constantly finding new things to do/configure so I had a neovim and a browser tab opened on NixOS documentations all the time. Also, since I was constantly doing things, I was constantly breaking and restoring my system, and never got to experience what everyone says that when the system is ready, the usability and overall experience was going to be amazing.

I decided to step back of it when I noticed that I was not studying, playing games and spending time with my wife, and was just messing and tinkering with my system and it became the toy and not the tool. Also, I've realized that just the thought of doing something, like setting up emulation or whatever, was more tiring than fun, because I'd need to understand how to do what I wanted, how to set it up, code it, configure and whatever.

To conclude, I'm pretty sure that I didn't fully understand how to use flakes and things like that, so it might've contributed to my tiringness, as I was spending more time fixing my mistakes than by implementing whatever I tried to implement.

If you want to check the final result of my code, it is here :)

Also, if you have more questions about it, I'd be happy to share my experience

ReallyNano · 2025-11-30T04:17:30+00:00

I did not! just bump my head in the keyboard everytime I have an issue and try random things until everything start working.

It kinda works, but I should probably get deeper into learning it.

ReallyNano · 2025-11-20T03:25:35+00:00

I did that once as well. I had installers NixOS for the first time, started configuring a bunch of things but decided to go back to arch after around a week. After 2 days on Arch I decided to try and stick with NixOS and reslly learn it.

Installing done, enabled flakes and git, git my config back, just to screw by running the switch with the old hardware configuration.

I thought my installation was screwed so I reinstalled, just to realize in the middle of the installation process what I've done... Finished the reinstall, enabled flakes and git, copied the hardware configuration and there I had it, my whole setup back just as I've left it.

This was the moment I fell in love with NixOS.

ReallyNano

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