However, you can paste rich text and EverSticky will display it. The stick notes are quite basic, supporting only a few keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl + b to make the selected text bold or Ctrl + i to make the text italic. In the settings you'll find options like setting the sync interval, check for application updates, and set the tray icon style to light or dark. But I am not a programmer.The sticky notes are accompanied by a tray icon from where users can create a new note (new notes can also be created by using the + button from an existing sticky note), force sync to Evernote, bring the notes to the foreground, log out of Evernote, and access the application settings. I do agree that making EN client run under Wine shouldn't be a huge investment. This is why Mac platform receives a disproportionate amount of attention from some developers, yet Linux is left to linger. While many Linux users are just as willing to pay for the things they use, there's also a large slice of community who oppose paid services on principle.
Linux community embraces free open source. MacOS has a relatively small market share as well, but Mac owners are used to paying for software and services, and I suspect the proportion of paying users among Mac owners is much higher than among Windows users. Is there going to be enough paying Linux users to offset both the direct cost and the lost opportunity cost ?
Maintainig a separate client takes money away from other parts of the business. So, even if the proportion of Linux users among Evernote users is double or even triple the overall average, you're talking about 3-6% of all users. Many younger people don't even have a laptop / desktop. So like everyone else here I am contributing my 2 cents to make more noise in support of a Evernote for Linux.Īs of June of this year, according to this tracking site, Linux market share on the desktops is just over 2%Īdd mobile into equation, and it drops even lower. I think it would be a great feature to boast cross platform support in Evernote. Improve the web client to provide all the additional features a native client provides then package it using Electron ( ). Companies like CodeWeavers can help with this ( ).
I am a premium user so why not a partial payment from my monthly subscription and others to support this platform.Įnsure that Evernote Windows build works under Wine. Evernote could take several cheap routes (some mentioned previously by other posters also):īecome a sponsor of the project NixNote ( ) and provide the support of their developer's and maybe some financial donation. I am not buying into the claim of amanda_h that Evernote are a " relatively small organization without sufficient resources " and I feel the statement "appreciate and value the Linux community," a token gesture.
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