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Vscode is the way to go. I know how to use vim, I just find it a hassle. Been using Linux for over 20 years by now, man, time flies...
guess what, VS Code has a vim mode
I prefer to stay away from torture.
That's what I though, but a few weeks in I also switched Obsidian to vim mode and I'm loving it
I'm sorry you're feeling this way, there are groups you can go to and talk about it with others.
Jk I'm glad you're enjoying yourself haha
If obsidian was open source...
Yes it kinda sucks that they're closed source, but it's just so neat and works so well across devices. And the community plugins makes it super versitale.
What lets me sleep at night is that even if something ever happened to the company behind it, the AppImages aren't going away and all my files are plaintext I can read with whatever I please. I'm also not relieant on their sync service so nothing would change for me despite not getting updates.
It's not bad but I always find a few things that don't work how I want to with vim mode.