For keybinds, you'll want to enter the keyboard shortcuts (Cog icon in the side bar, then "Keyboard Shortcuts", or "Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts" in the command palette). You can then search for Dendron lookup (Dendron: Lookup Note) and change it to whatever you want. I personally have it with a chord (

Ctrl+D D

), but I'm not sure if I'd say that's the best thing 😛

Yup you just open the workspace and you can start taking notes. We actually have a workflows page that describes some of the common things people do with Dendron: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/9313b845-d9bf-42c9-aad1-0da34794ce26/

Oh also this, you can import your notes from Obsidian: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f9b4fc21-7613-4c8a-9257-cec4c06b67f9/#obsidian

Uhh

I think I'm in the wrong settings 😄

Yeah that's the Dendron settings 🙂 You want VSCode's own keyboard shortcuts

I'm still moving in into the Fedora, so things are a bit messy, and I've ridden defaults in VSCode for extensions etc. so far 😛

Ahh, alrighty

Oh for christs sake

I'm trying to find a free binding but everything is already taken

Ctrl+F8 it is, vim, vs code and such literally claimed all my keybinds

Do you perhaps remember where did it tell us to replace the keybind on conflict? Some json file I think, not sure what was it

I replaced it and I suspect vim won't work it anymore 😛

I think it would be in the

dendron.code-workspace

file? Or the keybindings JSON file, there should be a button on the top right of the shortcuts page to open that file

Yes, keybindings.json it was

With a vim setup, I have my lookup bound to

<leader>+L+L

. You might like

<leader>+l

or some other leader key combination

Mmm... leader key?

That's the second time I see that mentioned, what is a leader key?

I'm still learning vim too

By the way, I'm going to keep my dendric folder in a private github repo, is that a good idea?

it's a key specifically set aside to begin user-defined keybindings

I like to use spacebar for this

by default it's

\

Factously, it says leader when I press it - didn't know, thanks!

Yup, that's the way to go. You can then also use the

Dendron: Workspace Sync

command to keep it synchronized too. You can also keep only an individual vault in git (the

vault

folder) if you set up multiple vaults

would depend on what you're trying to achieve, I think?

Just a general database of stuff I'd like to remember but don't want to stuff my brain with

Code snippets, recipes, stuff to do, notes

Interesting italian/chinese words

I still can’t get the idea of vim, as a windows user 🤣 Will Dendron work with this vim editor? https://onivim.io/