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The logseq tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussion of the Logseq note-taking app and how it fits into a Windows workflow, particularly around where your notes actually live. Recent content focuses on Logseq's split into two apps and its move to storing notes in a database rather than plain Markdown files, contrasted with Obsidian. That shift matters for Windows users weighing backup, portability, and trust in their notes app, since keeping data as plain files has been a common reason to choose one tool over another. Coverage draws on Logseq's own announcements and documentation alongside Obsidian comparisons, making this tag useful for readers evaluating local-first note tools on Windows.
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    Logseq vs Obsidian: Database Notes, Markdown Files and Backup Risks on Windows

    Logseq has split into two apps, and the new one keeps your notes in a database instead of Markdown files. That matters for anyone who picked a notes app because it kept their data as plain files. It also explains why XDA Developers writer Nolen Jonker is staying with Obsidian, and it raises a...