Comments on: It’s Partner Month!

By: R M

R M — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 16:09:00 +0000

Yes Linux please! And its not a small niche market, especially outside of the US. Besides Evernote, you cannot use the phrase “remember-everything-sync-it-everywhere platform” without having some sort of presence in Linux. Or at least promote Nevernote in your trunk and show the developer so love so he can continue working on that project.

On a related note, on Ubuntu’s page for their Ubuntu for Phones, in the “Everything developers need” section, one of the app icons is everyone’s favorite pachyderm! Here is a link to the page (http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone) and if it gets taken down or something, here is a image capture (http://screenpresso.com/=4XInb). So, what’s up with that, did someone let a cat out of the bag or is it just a lazy web page designer?

By: Annet

Annet — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 19:33:11 +0000

+1 on the linux idea!!! If somebody would start making it work for Ubuntu, it would be just fantastic!

By: Josh

Josh — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 16:27:21 +0000

Just trying Nevernote – seems to connect okay for syncing and overall appear to be pretty usable. Nice!

By: damaa

damaa — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 23:16:40 +0000

Seems like nobody knows about this OpenSource Evernote Client called Nevernote around here, which actually works on Linux:
http://nevernote.sourceforge.net/

It’s similar to the official Client and works well for me (also does the syncronisation thing, so you can also work offline).

Download Debian, Ubuntu and other Linux Versions here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/nevernote/files/

By: UzAt

UzAt — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 20:35:57 +0000

Hello and thank you Felipe for pointing it out.
I’m a linux user and a student, too.
I’m living in germany and use a (convertible) tablet pc [Fujitsu T5010] at school to write with a pen on my screen in evernote, to draw, to calculate maths and so on.
I’m really hating windows, but am forced to use it. There’s just no single good application on linux which supports writing with a pen AND to organize written pages!
Windows just slows down my whole machine after some time, it constantly freezes and after installation there’s a point in the next 6 months where I’ll have to reinstall this crappy system.
Linux is so much better! It’s fast, it’s really using the 4GB memory and not wasting more than 50% all the time just to run the system !
And it really helps me to save battery time. I’ve got 2 batteries in my tablet, but windows eats it in about 6 hours – most times I don’t get even 5hrs! (It’s supposed to work for min. 8hrs!) On Linux the best time I got WHILE REALLY WORKING ON THE MACHINE 9.5 hours! (I even got 16hrs out of it, just with listening to music on a bus trip!!)

Anyway. It’s really pitty you (developers of Evernote) are not able to get a working version on linux.
Linux isn’t as “basic” and user-unfriendly as 15 years ago anymore and every single day more people discover the better side of virtual-life and the possibilities of Linux, but especially the users of tablet computers have no single, GOOD software to use their tablets pen with.

I (and thousands of linux users) would really love to see a (native) linux version of evernote. [And btw. I would immediately get the premium version of evernote just because my uploads and my evernote useage would rise big-time! But as long as there's no linux version I don't see why I should upgrade. I can just use it for written school notes..]

Keep your good work up….on linux!

By: Moises Jafet

Moises Jafet — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:25:29 +0000

Amen!

By: Joel Walzer

Joel Walzer — Fri, 28 May 2010 01:23:55 +0000

I want to emphatically echo the call for a linux version. I rely on Evernote a lot & while I can use the web version, it’s just not the same. I’m doing my best to get out of the Windows world. My main PC is a Mac & my occasional home use PC is running Ubuntu. I have Windows on my Mac but haven’t used it in months (needed it when I first converted). I believe there’s a growing number of average users using Linux these days, particularly with the nice front ends like Ubuntu so you don’t have to use the command line much.

Thanks for the great program and considering my/our request.

By: Felipe Barros

Felipe Barros — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 03:51:09 +0000

Well, not many linuxers made a comment to this post, but I need mine to figure here. Evernote is such a thing in the life of it’s users that we would fight for it, wear it, spread it (I did this), everything for free. I am a Brazilian student and worker. I always try to consider things I buy thinking if I will have the condition to pay for it, and unfortunately, I don’t have so much money to pay for all the softwares I like. That’s why I started using linux some years ago. I love it, deeply, really. I know, there is a huge history behind the relationship of software developers and linux, the demand and all. But Evernote, damn, it simply ruins my happyness not to have you here, in my desktop. Emulating sux. I want you guys to realize we are here. iPad just launched, and I felt ofended in a way to see you guys making sucha a party, just launching another evernote, for another platform, much newer than my lil linux here. If you search the web, there are thousands of thirsty linuxers waiting for you guys. I NEED Evernote in my life, desperately need. I don’t have money and since I’m a linuxer, I don’t pay for software. I would for Evernote, I want it in the full version, I want everything about it. “it could happen” isn’t enough. We are too many, and our OS is too important to the world for us to be ignored. Is there someone listening to us???? Despite the bad feeling I have, I love your work, keep it up.

By: John Davis

John Davis — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 20:51:38 +0000

Please provide integration with Remember the Milk

By: Bruce Reynolds

Bruce Reynolds — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 11:54:40 +0000

Please put in Remember the Milk Integration.