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Pasties @penguintrinity Probably not what you're actually looking for, but obsidian works with basically a directory of markdown files which can be edited by any text editor. I use a mix of Obsidian and neovim.
You don't get any of the plugins of course but obsidian will happily detect your changes and update things in the GUI as you edit them with another editor.
@pasties I already thought about that. That was my #workaround so far.
@penguintrinity Some people swear by the venerable Org Mode, though it isn’t an option if you want to use #markdown. nb looks interesting, but I can’t say I’ve ever used it: https://xwmx.github.io/nb/
@EpiphanicSynchronicity Honestly i never used #orgmode before. So i will give it a look. The only fun part which remains, will be to convert existing data.
@penguintrinity I’ve never used it either. Org markup is much older than markdown and its users say it’s superior, but markdown has become the de facto standard and is *much* more widely supported and interoperable.
@EpiphanicSynchronicity Lets faafo .. 
@EpiphanicSynchronicity That looks quite good at the first glance. I will give it a try.
Actually, #Joplin has not only a GUI, is cross-platform, but also has a cli, more details at https://joplinapp.org/terminal/
Since those use Markdown, do you already know Glow?
https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow
It's TUI to view Markdown files. Do you have more specific needs?
There is an experimental LSP for Logseq syntax that would provide Logseq-based functionalities to any editor that support LSP (like VS Code, Kate, Emacs, Vim). But it is in early development.
@penguintrinity: emacs + evil + org-mode + org-roam + evil-collection (for some vimish org-mode keybinds)?
I dont personally use org-mode much, but people LOVE IT. Like "emacs' killer feature" love it.
@penguintrinity someone has gone through a similar journey recently
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRpHIa-2XCE
@penguintrinity Have you tried `nb` yet?
Personally, I’d stick with vim on Obsidian vault, though.
@opsitive I installed it but did not get to trying it yet.
@penguintrinity not quite what you’re looking for but perhaps close, is `na` and `journal` from Brett Terpstra https://brettterpstra.com/2023/09/09/more-na-updates/