https://nvim-orgmode.github.io/ is very good and very customisable while keeping consistent and open file file format that allows your notes to be easily stored and read by other apps.
Not very easy but not very hard either. Obsidian works with .md files they have close syntaxes to .org files that orgmode works with, but you will have to convert them.
I would also suggest searching for some neovim plugins working with .md files. That will allow you to directly import your files. Something like this maybe?
For now I would recommend orgmode, neorg does not have all the features of org yet. It’s important to note orgmode also has awesome plugins like org-roam.
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https://nvim-orgmode.github.io/ is very good and very customisable while keeping consistent and open file file format that allows your notes to be easily stored and read by other apps.
For longer form notes https://github.com/chipsenkbeil/org-roam.nvim/blob/main/DOCS.org can also help while maintaining all the benefits mentioned above.
There is also https://github.com/nvim-neorg/neorg that is trying to create new file format and ecosystem around it. Seems cool, but a bit new imo.
I wonder if I can just straight up import my obsidian vault and have it work
Not very easy but not very hard either. Obsidian works with .md files they have close syntaxes to .org files that orgmode works with, but you will have to convert them.
I would also suggest searching for some neovim plugins working with .md files. That will allow you to directly import your files. Something like this maybe?
You can convert all your markdown files to org in one go using pandoc.
For now I would recommend orgmode, neorg does not have all the features of org yet. It’s important to note orgmode also has awesome plugins like org-roam.