![]() While there are many ways you can access Evernote, if you really need a desktop client for your Linux machine, Everpad is the one I would recommend. However, for a simple lightweight note taking tool that can sync with Evernote, Everpad has done its jobs well. If you are looking for a beautiful application with plenty of features, you will be disappointed with Everpad. It comes with a Everpad Search Lens that allows you to search your notes right from the Dash. If you are using the Ubuntu Unity desktop, you will be pleased to know that Everpad is integrated with the Dash as well. While creating a note, you can attach images, add tags, insert table, lists, links and many other features you would expect to find in Evernote. ![]() This is the interface when you create a new note: ![]() Additionally, the developer hasn’t provided a PPA to give users an easy way to install through the Apt package manager. You can click the “Notebook” button to create a new notebook, or the “Note” button to create a new note. Installing the Whatever Evernote client on Ubuntu Linux is done via a downloadable DEB package, as Whatever isn’t officially carried by Ubuntu in their software sources. Once you have authorized Everpad to access your Evenote data, click the indicator icon and select “Please Perform First Sync”.Īfter the sync, you will be able to access all your notes in the Everpad window. To get started, simply right click on the icon and select “Settings and Management”.Ĭlick the “Authorize” button to authenticate with Evernote. When you first run Everpad, instead of a window opening, you will find the Everpad indicator icon in the system tray. ![]() ![]() Sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install everpad Usage ![]()
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