Wish I could somehow pass the invite along to you long suffering souls, but I'm not sure how the hell that work. Nick, one of the administrators (I think) sent me an invite and bam! There it was. An official option would improve the support and, if they create a native app, the performance would be the best we could wish for."So did I get it right, you have the official Evernote Linux beta client? Sexy! Tell us, how is it? Share your bless with us, so we can keep up our mood down here in the waiting hall." As for the browser, there are also extensions, nor the firefox ni Chrome's they are official options. Right now, if we want to use Evernote on Linux we have unofficial options, how to enter from the browser or a customer in a Snap package that we can see in this link. Small or someone on his team will probably give us more details in the near future. Without more concrete data, there are still several doubts: it is not possible to know if Evernote for Linux will arrive as a version Electron redesigned web client or an entirely new, native application. But on the inside, its code base has been substantially revamped on top of a new library of codes that governs communication between the client and the cloud. On the outside, this version is almost indistinguishable from what many of us already use on a day-to-day basis.
In December, we released a completely redesigned version of our modern web experience to a small group of customers. That there will be a version for Linux is not official information, but otherwise it would be an unpleasant surprise.Įvernote on Linux? It could be a reality in 2020 Ian hinted at the continued development of an official desktop client for OS based on linux, mentioning that the team is working on restructuring and migrating data to the cloud at high speed. This was published by Ian Small, CEO of Evernote, in a blog post published a few hours ago. That happens in Linux with the app Evernote, but this could change soon.
Linux users, and sometimes macOS users, have to use what we find or is available, which is not always bad, but it also usually means that we do not have some official applications. That is the only argument that I would give as positive to defend the Microsoft system: it is everything and, moreover, in many different options. Everything is in Windows operating systems.
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