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      • Usage

      Free Version can refer to the following steps:

      1. Example Vault Selection
      2. Scenario 2
      3. Scenario 3

      Unzip the attachment, the file list is as follows

      According to your usage scenario, select one of the scenarios, and follow the steps one by one!

      Example Vault Selection

      LifeOS Pro PARA Vault

      Complete CODE/PARA practice, the process is relatively complete and standardized, generally recommended to use this example repository!

      LifeOS Pro IPO Vault

      In knowledge management, IPO typically refers to the process of Input, Processing, and Output. This model describes the entire journey of knowledge from acquisition and processing to application.

      In the IPO model:

      1. Input: This marks the starting point of knowledge management, involving the collection and acquisition of information. Input can include data, documents, research, personal experiences, external information, etc. The quality of input is crucial to the entire knowledge management process.

      2. Processing: At this stage, the input information is analyzed and refined to make it useful and applicable. Processing activities may include analysis, synthesis, evaluation, interpretation, storage, and sharing of knowledge. The goal of this phase is to transform raw data and information into valuable knowledge.

      3. Output: This is the final stage of knowledge management, where processed knowledge is applied to real-world problems to create value. Output can include decisions, solutions, new products, improved processes, training materials, etc.

      Can be simply understood as a simplified version of the CODE/PARA practice, it greatly reduces the entry threshold for beginners. Users only need to focus on input, output, and themes, and easily record, organize, and use notes.

      At the same time, you can also base this on it to design your own note system and workflow without PARA, which is a very imaginative feature!

      Scenario 1: Upgrade from LifeOS to LifeOS Pro

      If you have used the free version, simply enable the new plugin in the existing repository, PRO version is compatible with all functions of the free version:

      1. Copy the 'plugin/lifeos-pro' directory to the ' .obsidian/plugins' directory
      Warning

      .obsidian directory is a hidden folder, if you cannot see it, you need to display it through the following method

      1. MacBook: Use the shortcut key Command + Shift + .
      2. Windows: In the current folder, select "View > Show", then select "Hidden items" to view hidden files and folders

      1. Copy the existing LifeOS configuration file from ' .obsidian/plugins/periodic-para/data.json' to ' .obsidian/plugins/lifeos-pro/data.json'

      2. Find LifeOS Pro in the third-party plugin list and enable it

      • Open the LifeOS Pro plugin configuration page in the 'third-party plugin'

      1. Click the 'activate upgrade' panel, input the email and activation code (usually in the email you received), and click the 'upgrade now' button at the bottom to upgrade to the latest version of the plugin

      1. Restart Obsidian

      2. The left sidebar will show the 'calendar', 'home', 'file new' icons, click to experience

      3. Go to Pro Version to view more usage instructions

      Scenario 2: Use Existing Example Repository

      1. Open Obsidian software, follow the steps in the image, 'open local repository', select 'Example Vault/LifeOS PRO PARA Vault', remember to select 'trust repository author and enable plugin'!

      2. Open the LifeOS Pro plugin configuration page in the 'third-party plugin'

      1. Click the 'activate upgrade' panel, input the email and activation code (usually in the email you received), and click the 'upgrade now' button at the bottom to upgrade to the latest version of the plugin

      1. Restart Obsidian

      2. The left sidebar will show the 'calendar', 'home', 'file new' icons, click to experience

      3. Go to Pro Version to view more usage instructions

      Scenario 3: Use LifeOS Pro in an Existing Repository

      1. Copy the ' .obsidian/plugins/lifeos-pro' directory from the 'Example Vault/LifeOS PRO PARA Vault/.obsidian/plugins/lifeos-pro' to the ' .obsidian/plugins' directory of the existing repository
      Warning

      .obsidian directory is a hidden folder, if you cannot see it, you need to display it through the following method

      1. MacBook: Use the shortcut key Command + Shift + .
      2. Windows: In the current folder, select "View > Show", then select "Hidden items" to view hidden files and folders
      1. Find LifeOS Pro in the third-party plugin list and enable it

      1. Copy the files in the 'Example Vault/LifeOS PRO PARA Vault' directory except the .obsidian directory to your repository

      2. Install and enable the necessary plugins dataview and templater (templater needs to enable the 'Trigger Templater on new file creation' option)

      3. Open the LifeOS Pro plugin configuration page in the 'third-party plugin'

      1. Click the 'activate upgrade' panel, input the email and activation code (usually in the email you received), and click the 'upgrade now' button at the bottom to upgrade to the latest version of the plugin

      1. Restart Obsidian

      2. The left sidebar will show the 'calendar', 'home', 'file new' icons, click to experience

      3. Go to Pro Version to view more usage instructions

      Next Step

      Expand the left 'knowledge base directory', continue to read the current manual!

      Reference Material

      How to Migrate to LifeOS/Obsidian

      Main System and Sub System of LifeOS