I hope this problem is just me, someone else has seen this post and can help me test it if possible.
Both computers in my home have been tested with related issues, so I think it is a BUG while bringing it up
If you also have questions, I will write down my solution for the convenience of people who have the same problem as me
It is convenient for users who do not want to put pictures on the network, but can directly paste files to obsidian users quickly Use My - Easy - Pic - Bed build local map Bed Then upload all PNGS to the local map bed using obsidian-image-auto-upload-plugin. In this way, even if you replace the computer, as long as obsidian and My-Easy-Pic-Bed are copied, you can use it normally on another device, without relying on network storage
I see the same problem, when I gradually move my Joplin notes to Obsidian.
When I finished moving, and there are 10,391 files, 1311 folders, in my vault.
and this cause big problems in Obsidian Android, it crash suddenly and cause a series of problems, the major problem is:
some of the changes to a note cannot be synchronized (I use the plugin āRemotely saveā to sync to Storj S3-compatible storage, it has no such problem when the number of attachments and notes are low)
What about let Obsidian just startup, and do the indexing after startup?
This seems a way to improve the user experience for the case with tens of thousands of files in the vault. Because no one needs all the files instantly after startup, if obsidian needs more time indexing more files, why not let the indexing happens after we have started it?
I have more than 40k files in my vault currently, and 37k are images. I did economic analysis with obsidian and like the easiness with ![[Imange file name]] to quote the trend pic I need. This helps alot. But everytime Obsidian startup takes more than 2 minutes, maybe it spends the time indexing the image file names? But why it is the same everytime it startup? Why not let it just startup, and do the indexing after startup?
@WhiteNoise thanks for your suggestion. Iāve just converted my older Win10 laptop into a Linux machine. Newbie so it took me a while to get it all up and running.
Funny thing is, I just timed it and it now takes 8 seconds. Hmm. I turned on Restricted Mode and it took 4 seconds.
Itās on Dropbox via Cryptomator, and with about 1k notes.
Anyhow, itās MUCH faster on Fedora Linux obviously so Iām happy with that.
i recently exported my onenote lib of ~2850 .md files, ~37,300 files total with the images that came with it.
it takes obsidian about 2 - 3 minutes to launch.
i can load steam and video game
and\or
reboot my entire system (will all these extras on start up) faster than i can open obsidian. let alone leave it running.
