The user documentation is available in the app itself. This documentation pdf provides a tutorial on setting up and using the app. NixNote also comes with a user documentation pdf. Here also, there are toggles for things such as “Show tray icon”, “minimize to tray, show splash screen on startup and others. You can also quite tweak to a degree the appearance of NixNote. By default, messages for successful or sync errors are turned on for your information. You can toggle options such as sync interval, sync on startup or shutdown and alter proxy settings.

You can also customize your sync settings on NixNote.

You can also look at the attributes of your notes such as the date created or last modified and the source. There is a shortcut panel on the left to provide you access to your notebooks and saved searches. The default screen for NixNote is not the most awesome, but it’s quite functional. You will be able to do the following in the app – Like I mentioned earlier, not all features of the official Evernote clients for Windows and Mac are available for NixNote. You can create a new account if you do not already have an account. This is the app login screen to your Evernote account. NixNote provides most supports most of the features of Evernote available for the Windows and MacOS desktop clients. Sudo apt-get install nixnote2 How To Use NixNote? sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nixnote/nixnote2-daily Just double click the deb or rpm file for installation.Ubuntu users can install with the following command courtesy of an available PPA. It is available as deb or rpm options for your Linux desktop. It used to be written in Java until NixNote 2 when it was switched to C++ with Qt framework for a smaller memory footprint and improved performance. NixNote is a popular unofficial Evernote client for Linux desktops. There are a few third-party options available including GeekNote, Everpad and NixNote. There are clients available for the web, desktop operating systems (Windows and Mac) as well as mobile devices (Android and iOS) but none for the Linux desktop.

You can save notes in different forms like text, pictures, videos, voice memos, and web pages. Evernote is arguably the most popular and powerful note-taking tool available.

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