Comment by SamPatt
7 hours ago
But you do have full control, if you want it. Nothing stops you from altering plugins or making your own.
The plugins sit in a local directory. Very easy to modify.
7 hours ago
But you do have full control, if you want it. Nothing stops you from altering plugins or making your own.
The plugins sit in a local directory. Very easy to modify.
> Nothing stops you from altering plugins or making your own.
You still have no control over obsidian itself. Any change can and will break plugins. So you either settle with one version for the next decade, or you have to maintain them. This is just the normal dependency-hell that every project has, where you have to compromise with external dependency and their whims. Just that neither plugins nor obsidian (to some degree) are the level of professional software-projects in that regard.
And let's not talk about changing Obsidian on fundamental levels. You have even less control on how it works on everything which is not accessible by plugins.