I put in the path. Tried different ways. Does nothing.

Unfortunately, the file path that is set isn't compatible with Linux (see picture below). It should be cd /home/.. instead of cd home/..
I'm pretty sure there is a method in the Obsidian API that handles this, but I can't find it just now (I'll update the issue later if I can).

• gvim is running fine from command line prompt
• calling "open in other editor" for gvim leads to the following error message in the console

run cmd err: Error: Command failed: cd /d C:/Users/holst/Insync/[email protected]/Google%20Drive/obsidian_uh && gvim ./"01 Arbeit/02 📚 Produkte/xSuite Interface 5/Interface 5 als Dienst einrichten.md"
Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden.
, , Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden.

eval @ plugin:obsidian-open-in-other-editor:39
exithandler @ node:child_process:413
emit @ node:events:390
maybeClose @ node:internal/child_process:1064
ChildProcess._handle.onexit @ node:internal/child_process:301

"Das System kann den angebenen Pfad nicht finden" is german for "The system cannot find the specified path"

Running it manually in the command prompt from the vaults starting directory works fine.

Looks like the "...%20..." in the "cd /d ..." part is causing the problem. When using a space instead of "%20" it works fine.

For VSCode it works fine but for gVim it ommits my Vault name in the path, so opening an empty (new note). Very starnge.

Thank you , I looking for such an plugin for a while.