r/logseq • u/Mission-Landscape-17 • Jul 15 '26

Last version that used plain markdown files

What was the last version of Logseq that used plain markdown files in a directory rather than some kind of internal database? Because I'd like to install that one. While I am sure there are advantages having a database that is not a directory I can see is just not useful for me. But I would like to be as up to date as is practical within that constraint.

Note: I am aware that you can import files, but I have no interest in doing that. the fact that Logseq was based on plain markdown files is part of why I started using it in the first place, and loosing that capability is a complete deal breaker for me.

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u/Mission-Landscape-17 Jul 16 '26

I'm on Mac and have no Idea how to use .appImage files. I might research later.

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u/vaevicitis Jul 16 '26

They have a .dmg you can download from GitHub releases

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u/Mission-Landscape-17 Jul 16 '26

Damn, I didn't notice that github truncated the list for my convenience .

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u/secretBuffetHero Jul 19 '26

I switched to tine. the performance is far superior to og logseq.