If you are a terminal geek and loves VIM, Geeknote is for you. Use Gdebi installer or install the Debian package in your system using cthe ommand line. Desktop integration (Dock and tray icons).Lightweight unofficial client for Evernote.It is a free and open source application licensed under MIT and provides a simple interface with all the features Evernote has. Whatever is another lightweight unofficial Evernote client build on Electron and integrates smoothly with desktop such as dock and tray icons. Grab a copy of installation from the release page. The latest version of tusk is 0.8.0 and there is a deb/rpm package available to download and install.

Auto night mode to adjust your screen accordingly.Support for custom shortcuts keys by navigating to ~/.tusk.json and modifying any shortcuts.Availability of different themes which can be activated by shortcut keys.Once installed, you can launch it from the application or dash search. You can grab a copy of NixNote from Install with the GDebi or use the below command: sudo dpkg -i nixnote* Merging Tags, printing and emailing notes.Editing attachments, import/export of data.

Support Inking notes, merging them or setting a background color.Synchronization to the Evernote servers.You can create a text note, attach files or images and synchronize it with Evernote for a later access anytime.

NixNote is a free and open source application which supports synchronization with the Evernote servers and local data caching. They provide their own features similar to Evernote but you can’t use your existing Evernote account and sync the documents with them. However, the alternatives don’t use Evernote servers. The unofficial applications actually use Evernote and sync with your Evernote servers. There’s a difference between the alternative apps and unofficial apps. There are also alternatives to Evernote in Linux. Do note that I am talking about unofficial Evernote clients for desktop Linux.

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