tbalci

I migrated off from Evernote and OneNote completely to Obsidian. I would not advocate for Obsidian (or any specific application) here, but rather advocate for having your notes in plain text files - e.g. Markdown. This will ensure that whatever application you use on whatever operating system, you will have your notes easily accessible. It also gives you the flexibility to choose how you want to sync your files - OneDrive, iCloud, Dropbox, whatever you name it. This kind of gives a level of data sovereignty as well.

Dave Plummer is making an amazing job in his channel with the things about Microsoft. This interview with Dave Cutler cannot be missed.

I would vote for local Obsidian and sync over Git. This works across my work laptop, personal laptop, and my desktop. Obsidian covers: Markdown, note printing, OS agnostic, and PDF storage. You can go for sync + publish if you'd like to sync across devices without any additional software. I chose to use Git which works without any issues.