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I don’t know if it fits all the prereqs of a FOSS, but there’s mycroft and there’s also jasper

But I have no idea how advanced they are, or how good their 3rd party integrations are.

Thank you! I’m really enjoying using this extension, especially the function to automatically pops up translation box by selection.

Is it possible to have an option to choose which languages available on the dropdown list? Sometimes it’s bit difficult to scroll thru a large number of them.

Thank you again for the extension!

It supports some markdown syntaxes, e.g. # for heading, * for bullets, etc.

I’ve been using it for a week, and I’ve also been using Obsidian for a couple of months.

It’s quite different from Obsidian.

Obsidian:

• is great in writing notes / markdown, very text heavy
• there are dataview that could tie relations between notes, but it’s not user friendly to set it up. Also table creation is still not user friendly.
• has great community plugin support
• very keyboard friendly

Anytype:

• is great in creating relations between objects, you define objects and relations all the time, e.g. Movie object has a Director relation that ties to a Director object, etc.
• it’s good for drag & drop / mouse heavy interactions, the keyboard navigation is still clunky (hard to select some sections just by using keyboard)
• no community plugins

I use Obsidian to write my language grammar notes, it’s very fast, and I could do most stuff on keyboard without switching to mouse.

I use Anytype to setup kanban boards, information of my video games backlog, I use it for planning tasks that I wanna do later, set the status to in-progress, and watch it show up on the dashboard. It’s very linkage heavy.

Anytype is probably more of a replacement of Notion, instead of Obsidian, albeit it’s still in alpha, thus it doesn’t have enough features to go against Notion yet. But I am enjoying it thoroughly, the UI is clean and not bloated, although it requires you to define Objects and Relations if you want to fully utilize it.

There are several that I’ve been using / trying out:

• Notion
  • used to be good, but it’s becoming more and more bloated, and nowadays those AI command options seem to be cluttering the quick commands.
  • It is freemium, and syncs with their servers.
  • It has a really good table creation system, and the keyboard navigation flows really well.
  • I stopped using it since it’s becoming slower and bloated, and migrated my language notes to Obsidian.
• Obsidian
  • is very capable (except that it doesn’t a good WYSIWYG table creation / adjustment system),
  • it has tons of community plugins, very fast, lightweight, and customizable.
  • Completely free, but it does take some tinkering, and some parts do look kinda awful.
  • If you’ve been taking long notes with markdown, then Obsidian will probably suit you.
  • I have all my language notes written in Obsidian and synced to Github with a plugin.
• Anytype
  • is the latest one I’m trying out. Still in alpha, version 0.32
  • It is clunky at times, because the keyboard navigation is not well implemented, you still need to rely on mouse to select some sections.
  • But it has a really interesting type / relation definition system, where you define an object type, e.g. Movie, and you can define templates, relation to other objects (e.g. relation to Directors, etc).
  • I’m currently using it to plan my games / streaming backlog, it has a good table and data view system.

I believe all 3 of them have android apps.