I’m trying to edit a note. Specifically I am trying to delete newlines without having it also delete other characters.
However on my Linux installation when I delete a new line it also deletes all the #'s in the next line and removes and renames any links.
I do not have the same problem on Windows, or iPhone.
Example:
### Big News
- oranges are more expensive than [[chicken eggs|eggs]]
If I delete line 1 this would be the result
Big News
- oranges are more expensive than [[chicken eggs|eggs]]
If I delete line 3 this would be the result
### Big News
- oranges are more expensive than eggs
Oddly, the linked article disappears, which can be tricky if I don’t notice it.
Things I have tried
Searched the internet, this forum, and Reddit
Asked AI a few times
Waited to see if it would go away
It’s been about 6 months and I’ve updated Obsidian, reduced the number of plugins I use, added some plugins, and added custom css. I tried to keep track of my settings, and I use Sync which is fully empowered to sync everything (settings and all file types). I also use git to track my valults, and I looked at those settings when they change. I don’t see a difference between the Windows machines and the Linux Machine.
I overlooked the part where this is only happening in Linux. An annoying thing you could try is reinstalling using a different kind of package (snap, flatpak, etc. — it might be good to search the forum / Discord server to see which might be best). I hear sometimes they behave differently from each other.
I do not know how I installed this previously, but if I go to Download - Obsidian now it gives me a file called “Obsidian-1.9.14.AppImage”, which I don’t recognize or know how to open.
Ok, after not doing anything differently the problem just went away. I didn’t do more updates or anything.
I use Obsidian Sync, I don’t use OneDrive or Dropbox or any third party sync tool. But I also use Git and I really can’t figure out why there are so many changes and so many differences between computers.