#desktop
A local space is a folder on your computer that SilverBullet Desktop opens as a Space. Desktop can manage any number of them.
Each space is a separate folder on disk with its own configuration, sync settings and environment. The Desktop dashboard lists your spaces. Switch between them instantly, open several in their own windows, and Desktop restores their state between sessions.
Because a space is a plain folder of Markdown files, you can also open it with other tools, keep it in Git, or sync it with a file sync service (see Desktop Sync).
Bind system-wide keyboard shortcuts to any SilverBullet Command in any space.
The sb command opens files and folders in Desktop, evaluates Space Lua against a running space, and manages spaces. See CLI.
To make configuration and libraries available in every local space, use a Meta Space.
A local folder works without an external Server. Keep a separate backup and review Revisions settings before relying on automatic history.