Drew Kozmary
@terminaltraces.com
senior software engineer | maker of stuff
Reposted by Drew Kozmary
Obsidian 1.12.0 (early access) is now available to Catalyst members for desktop and mobile.
- Obsidian CLI
- Bases search
- Images can now be resized in Live Preview
- When deleting a file, linked images can now be automatically deleted with it
- Obsidian CLI
- Bases search
- Images can now be resized in Live Preview
- When deleting a file, linked images can now be automatically deleted with it
Anything you can do in Obsidian you can do from the command line.
Obsidian CLI is now available in 1.12 (early access).
Obsidian CLI is now available in 1.12 (early access).
February 10, 2026 at 3:30 PM
Obsidian 1.12.0 (early access) is now available to Catalyst members for desktop and mobile.
- Obsidian CLI
- Bases search
- Images can now be resized in Live Preview
- When deleting a file, linked images can now be automatically deleted with it
- Obsidian CLI
- Bases search
- Images can now be resized in Live Preview
- When deleting a file, linked images can now be automatically deleted with it
Sort of want to go back to handwritten BuJos for keeping track of my day for memory’s sake, but there are some things (PR reviews, documents) where I’d prefer to like, group a link in with the note. Maybe I give Obsidian notes Zettelkasten IDs that I ref in my handwritten notes? Or something?
February 11, 2026 at 4:25 AM
Sort of want to go back to handwritten BuJos for keeping track of my day for memory’s sake, but there are some things (PR reviews, documents) where I’d prefer to like, group a link in with the note. Maybe I give Obsidian notes Zettelkasten IDs that I ref in my handwritten notes? Or something?
Migrated back to Linux today while the kids were asleep (Pop!_OS) and immediately ran into an issue with loading 1Password. Got things working by disabling GPU acceleration (i.e. installing via the .deb instead of the Cosmic Store, and running 1password --disable-gpu - things were right as rain!
February 3, 2026 at 9:45 PM
Migrated back to Linux today while the kids were asleep (Pop!_OS) and immediately ran into an issue with loading 1Password. Got things working by disabling GPU acceleration (i.e. installing via the .deb instead of the Cosmic Store, and running 1password --disable-gpu - things were right as rain!