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Trilium is a note-taking application discussed on WindowsForum.com as a middle ground between OneNote-style notebooks and Obsidian's plain-Markdown approach. The tagged content compares Trilium with Obsidian on Windows, covering cloned notes, nested organization, and a migration test, and notes that the author found Trilium impressive while still preferring Obsidian. For Windows users weighing note apps, the discussion focuses on how Trilium structures notes differently and what to consider before switching. It is a practical reference for anyone curious about Trilium's features, its organizational model, and how it stacks up against established alternatives.
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    Trilium vs Obsidian on Windows: Cloned Notes, Nested Organization and Migration Test

    For years, the note-taking wars have split into two camps. One camp likes OneNote-style notebooks with folders, sections and a toolbar you can click. The other lives in Obsidian's plain-Markdown world, where everything is a file and the links carry the structure. Trilium sits in between. An XDA...