Very slighly labour intensive if you have a lot of subnotebooks, but good for maintaining things in a familiar structure. The first was a mild annoyance but the workaround is fine for now, which is simply to export each subnotebok individually and then import it into Joplin. It doesn't encrypt individual notes, just, optionally, the entire database (on the assumption that the device is secure) I was not however using online OCR or any other advanced features. I'm using Joplin on Mint and find it a good substitute in most respects. I had tried it under WINE and either it didn't run at all (latest version) or it worked badly (older versions). If you don’t care about cloud sync then you can install Linux Mint’s sticky notes app on Ubuntu.Īs this is an open source app it’s possible that more options, features, etc will be added in a future update so if you spot an update to this app before I do, let me know and I’ll be sure to update this post.Having used Evernote for many many years I have finally ditched it as part of my migration to Linux. There’s nothing else in this form, for that service. Is EverSticky worth installing? If you’re a heavy Evernote user, then absolutely. On Arch or an Arch-based distro? EverySticky is in the AUR for faff-free fetching. deb installer from the project GitHub page (though keep in mind it won’t auto-update). The Snap package of EverSticky did fail to open for me on a Wayland session, so I used the. EverSticky is available on the Snap Store for easy installation on Ubuntu. Download EverStickyĮverSticky supports Ubuntu 20.04 and above. Talking the tray icon you can switch between a light/dark mode tray icon via EverSticky’s settings dialog. You can choose the Evernote sync interval, and a ‘force sync’ option is available via the app’s tray icon. Finally, you can’t add images to notes and images added to a note via other apps won’t display in the note. Every note shows a visible scrollbar regardless of note length. There’s no way to “hide” notes without quitting the app entirely. To delete an open note you just click the ‘x’ icon. However, notes will display those changes when created or edited within an app that supports them. Additionally, while fonts within notes can vary in sizes, font, colour, and alignment they can’t, similar to the above limitation, be styled this way inside of a note.
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