if youre into zettlekasten, and you prefer doing things in a more unix,
or CLI way, a simple ripgrep in your notes directory with a tag keyword
will show you a list of all associated notes. you can even pair it with
fzf to get an interactive list that will open a selected note in
$EDITOR. i.e. you dont need obsidian. use it if you like, but basic unix
tools is all you need.
atyh
npub1vy…kfy55
2024-08-21 05:19:03
Author Public Key
npub1vyrx2prp0mne8pczrcvv38ahn5wahsl8hlceeu3f3aqyvmu8zh5s7kfy55Published at
2024-08-21 05:19:03Event JSON
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