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I thought it isn't available yet? D said above that "Before the end of this month, we will release the first early access alpha version", and I understand it as not yet available and assume that they will make a big annoucement when they need some alpha testers.

Preface with I don't know anything about coding. But yep I believe you can use CSS code to make things more compact. I would prefer that too. However, while waiting for some community effort to make the CSS code, currently using Ctrl + or Ctrl - to zoom in/out the interface works well enough for me.

Btw, could you elaborate a bit more on why SiYuan "isn't sufficient to translate what Logseq has"? What are the exact features that SiYuan is missing?

Sorry for my late reply. Previously importing [[Wikilinks]] doesn't work at all when importing into SiYuan. IIrc it became literall [[Wikilinks]] and doesn't do anything. SiYuan at that time only supported cannonical Markdown links. With the recent updates when you import [[Wikilinks]] they properly show up as links in SiYuan now.

Yeah I vaguely understand how RemNote structure its data. Everything is a "rem", an equivalent to "block" in other apps. And whether a block in RemNote can be a page, a folder, etc. is just a matter of how you designate the identity of that block.

I think the answer to your question if SiYuan can be used as an Outliner app is that it absolutely can. Block is still the smallest unit here. Though I don't know if it can support your RemNote workflow.

I do notice a slight lag when unfold a header in SiYuan not matter how large the content within is, so I think it's more like a quirk (definitely should be improved) than a performance issue. However, there is no lag when unfold a list.

Btw, thanks for reporting about RemNote. I don't hear much about it and was curious about its performance. Glad it's doing well.

Hi @leolee9086 , I know you're both a long time and a power user of SiYuan and you migrated over from Obsidian, a very performant app (Yes, I understand it's not an outliner, just talking about performance here in general). Could you give some impression on the speed of SiYuan?

Also when you @forestknows say you "keep all my content within Lists", you mean you have a giant list and everything is just a bullet in that list and you just zoom in and zoom out as needed? I can see that would create a giant document in SiYuan and can be an issue.

That I don't know. We'll have to wait and see how they implement that paywall in the future.

In March the estimate was July. There's only 1 item left in that checklist so hopefully it's still this month that we get to try the attribute view.

From D on Discord: "After the end of the S3/WebDAV public beta phase, a one-time payment is required, and the price is not yet determined. Subscribers do not need to pay for S3/WebDAV functionality separately."

From Discord: "After the end of the S3/WebDAV public beta phase, a one-time payment is required, and the price is not yet determined. Subscribers do not need to pay for S3/WebDAV functionality separately."

2.9.3 is out and can properly import [[Wikilink]] from Logseq, Obsidian, etc.

Could you specify a bit more on the sync limit? Such as the size of the note, the size of each file, etc. I suggest modeling the information after what Obsidian listed here. For example in Obsidian, you can sync max 5 vaults, each vault size limit is 10 GB, and the maximum size for 1 file is 100 MB.

I see here https://b3log.org/siyuan/pricing.html that "Cloud storage size" is 8 GB. Is that applicable for 1 notebook? Would love to have some clarification on this.

I clicked the blue button and all I see is emojis coming out of it. It doesn't take me to the Paypal site. Could you please check? Thanks!