- How to Install Evernote (Nixnote2) on Linux Mint?
- Installing Evernote (Nixnote2) on Linux Mint from Software Manager
- Installing Evernote (Nixnote2) on Linux Mint from terminal
- Installing Evernote web client on Linux Mint via snap
- Getting Started with Nixnote2
- Getting Started with Evernote web client
- Conclusion
- About the author
- Kamran Sattar Awaisi
- NixNote
- Описание
- Скриншоты программы
- Установка
- Nixnote ��� linux mint
- Step 1: Download nixnote
- Step 2: Install from command prompt
- Troubleshoot: Error
- Solution: At CLI type
- Step 3: Run Nixnote
- Troubleshoot: Nothing appears after click Nixnote2.
- Solution: Open CLI and type
- Usage
- How to Install Nixnote 2 on Linux Mint 18 Sarah
- Install Nixnote 2 Mint 18 Sarah
- Nixnote ��� linux mint
How to Install Evernote (Nixnote2) on Linux Mint?
Evernote application is not available Linux. However, various unofficial Evernote clients are available for Linux. Among those, Nixnote2 is a lightweight Evernote client available for Linux. It provides all the Evernote’s features on Linux Desktop.
This guide explains the Nixnote2 installation on Linux Mint.
Nixnote2 can be installed on Linux Mint from the Software Manager application and the terminal. Moreover, the Evernote web client is available for Linux Mint via snap.
Installing Evernote (Nixnote2) on Linux Mint from Software Manager
Click on the Application Menu and search for Software Manager.
Open the Software Manager application and search for Evernote. You will find the Nixnote2 application there.
Select the Nixnote2 application and click “Install” to start the installation on your Linux Mint system.
You need to provide authentication to Install Nixnote2. Enter the password and click ‘Authenticate’.
The Nixnote2 will be installed on Linux Mint.
Installing Evernote (Nixnote2) on Linux Mint from terminal
Nixnote2 is included in Linux Mint 20 standard repositories, and we can install it with the apt command. Fire up the terminal and update the apt cache with the command:
Next, install Nixnote2 with the command:
Press ‘y’ to continue installing Nixnote2.
The Nixnote2 will be successfully installed on the Linux Mint system.
Installing Evernote web client on Linux Mint via snap
Snap is a universal package manager for Linux-based operating systems. It comes disabled on Linux Mint 20 by default. In the case of Linux Mint 20, first, enable and install the snap. Remove the nosnap.pref file by using the command:
Next, update the Linux Mint system’s apt repository with the command:
Now, install snap by executing the command:
Type the below-given command to install the Evernote web client on Linux Mint:
Once the Evernote web client is successfully installed, verify the installation with the command:
Getting Started with Nixnote2
Once you have installed Nixnote2 from the Software Manager or terminal, open the Nixnote2 application from the Application Menu.
The Nixnote2 is ready for use. To create a new note, click on ‘New Note’, enter the title and add text.
Getting Started with Evernote web client
To getting started with the Evernote web client, open the Application Menu and search Evernote web client.
Click on ‘evernote-web-client’ to open it.
You can log in with Google or Apple account. Moreover, you can also create an account by selecting ‘Create account’. After logging in, the Evernote web client will be ready for use.
Conclusion
Evernote is a handy application that helps us to manage and organize routine tasks by taking notes. Evernote is a multi-platform application, but it is not officially available for Linux. Anyhow, many unofficial Evernote clients are available for Linux, and Nixnote2 is one of them. This article explains the Nixnote2 and Evernote web client installation on Linux Mint.
About the author
Kamran Sattar Awaisi
I am a software engineer and a research scholar. I like to write article and make tutorial on various IT topics including Python, Cloud Computing, Fog Computing and Deep Learning. I love to use Linux based operating systems.
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NixNote
Обновлено Ноя 20, 2019
NixNote – неофициальный клиент для сервиса синхронизации заметок Evernote
Статус разработки: активный
Описание
- NixNote программа для создания, синхронизации и поиска заметок; Есть возможность хранить разнообразные материалы на жестком диске и на удалённом сервере, синхронизируя накопленную информацию между различными устройствами; Заметки могут быть отсортированы по категориям, тегам и организованы в виде “древа” или перечня; NeverNote предоставляет быстрый доступ ко всем заметкам на сервере сервиса, даже если они созданы в других клиентах, с возможностью совместного доступа к отдельным блокнотам и др.; Интеграция с треем; Поддержка горячих клавиш; Есть возможность импорта и экспорта заметок, а также создание резервной копии; Есть возможность настройки вида программы; Есть возможность зашифровать базу данных; В настройках можно выбрать тему оформления, формат даты и времени, промежуток автосохранения, настроить индексацию.
Скриншоты программы
Установка
Установить посредством PPA-репозитория
Чтобы установить самую свежую стабильную версию NixNote в Ubuntu, можно воспользоваться PPA репозиторием. Для этого выполните последовательно в терминале команды:
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Nixnote ��� linux mint
Nixnote2 is an app to download Evernote contents. Its easiest to compile the source as there are quite a number of resource to refer. Installing the ready Deb file however, lacked the required steps. For Linux Mint, here are the steps where updates can be found at tboxmy.
Step 1: Download nixnote
Locate the file online from Sourceforge and download. The file I downloaded to my Download folder is
Step 2: Install from command prompt
/Download
$ sudo apt install ./nixnote2-2.0.2_amd64.deb
$ apt install libcurl3 libcurl3-nss
This installed the dependency packages libcurl3, libpoppler-qt5-1 and tidy.
Troubleshoot: Error
QSqlDatabase: QSQLITE driver not loaded
QSqlDatabase: available drivers:
ERROR 2018-04-13 00:50:37.788 ( sql/databaseconnection.cpp @ 44 ) Error opening database: QSqlError(-1, «Driver not loaded», «Driver not loaded»)
Solution: At CLI type
$ apt install lua5.2-sql-sqlite3
$ apt install libqt4-sql-sqlite
Step 3: Run Nixnote
At the Desktop Menu ->Internet ->Nixnote2
Troubleshoot: Nothing appears after click Nixnote2.
At CLI the error shows:
nixnote2: error while loading shared libraries: libpoppler-qt4.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Solution: Open CLI and type
$ apt install libpoppler-qt4-4
$ nixnote2
Usage
Once its started, Click in the menu File ->Add another user. Key in your new user name.
Click File ->User Account Maintenance. Choose the new user.
Click Tools ->Synchronised
Wait for it to download from Evernote.
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Self-promotional and unnecessary as nixnote is available in the repos for the latest version of mint and there is a ppa for previous versions. Installing from any third party locations can be dangerous to your system however.
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How to Install Nixnote 2 on Linux Mint 18 Sarah
Install Nixnote 2 Mint 18 Sarah
You are Welcome, this Tutorial Shows You Step-by-Step How to Install the New Evernote Linux Clone Nixnote 2 for Linux Mint 18 Sarah LTS i386/Amd64 Mate/Cinnamon/KDE/Xfce Desktops.
Nixnote Features:
- Synchronizes with Evernote servers
- Local data caching
- Cross platform
- Local-only and synchronized notebooks supported
- Database may be encrypted locally
The Post include the Screenshots of the Process Visualization and Installation Easier and More Pleasant.
Download the Evernote Linux Clone Nixnote 2
Grab the QT5 Version.
To Start Installation Double-Click on Nixnote .deb Package.
Then Click on Install Package
In a couple of minutes you will Find Nevernote Successfully Installed on Mint 🙂
Confirm Installation If Prompted!
How to Install Google-Chrome Browser on Mint:
Chrome Setup on Mint.
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Nixnote ��� linux mint
Nixnote is Evernote desktop client for Linux and macOS.
Travis CI
Debian, Ubuntu and derivatives official repositories
In case you distribution is based on Debian 10 (Buster) or Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco) or later distribution versions, you can install Nixnote 2.1 from official repositories using:
But there maybe newer version in the PPA (see bellow). Note: on older distributions the «nixnote2» may also be available, but you may get the older 2.0 version.
NixNote PPA — reflects the latest stable release. More information can be found on NixNote PPA wiki page. Installation commands:
PPA packages are available for Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) and newer.
Additionally there is a «development branch PPA» available. The usage is same as for «stable PPA», just replace the name «nixnote2-stable» with «nixnote2-develop». Just please take care, that you don’t enable both stable and development PPA. At most times, the «development release» should be OK for daily use.
This is suitable to any
recent linux distribution. Installation is trivial — download AppImage file, mark as executable & run. More information can be found on NixNote AppImage wiki page.
Two builds are available:
- Stable build — it reflects the latest stable release — tip of the master branch — same as the PPA or AUR version.
- Development build — it reflects the latest development release — tip of the develop branch..
I can’t provide support for packaging for other distributions that Ubuntu PPA and the AppImage but here are links to further community builds:
AUR package nixnote2-git builds the latest stable release.
NixNote is available via a custom portage overlay (that lives here). It can be installed by running the following commands:
Building from source
This app is mainly targeted at Linux, but it should compile quite easily on Windows and also macOS config is already present (see more detailed info bellow). As lot of refactoring has been made and I can’t currently try anything else then linux, it is quite probable that minor adjustments are needed for the all non linux builds.
Application is developed using Clion IDE using open source licence from JetBrains.
Linux — docker build
This should work out of the box, no fiddling with any dependencies is needed. The created binary image should work on all
recent distributions (at least in theory). Basic familiarity with docker is helpful.
Linux — manual build
Install development dependencies — look in the content of debian/control to see example, what is needed for Ubuntu. If you use another distribution/version, you may need adjust packages.
Get latest source from github.
- I recommend using master branch. There maybe feature/* or release/* available, but this may not be stable. Anyway there isn’t any guarantee for master branch either 🙂
build-with-qmake.sh is just kind of convenience script. You can also build without it like: qmake CONFIG+=debug PREFIX=appdir/usr , then make && make install .
This supposes you installed libtidy in system default location (recommended version is 5.6.0).
If libtidy is installed at /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu, you might use
In case you installed tidy from nixnote (e.g. using package nixnote2-tidy from Nixnote PPA), then the could command could be ./development/build-with-qmake.sh debug noclean /usr/lib/nixnote2/tidy .
If all got OK, you should have «qmake-build-debug/nixnote2» binary available now (and also a deployment copy in appdir). I suggest running from «appdir» (e.g. ./appdir/usr/appdir/nixnote2 ).
Build from source. Basically same as for linux.
build-with-qmake.sh is just kind of convenience script. You can also build without it like: qmake CONFIG+=debug PREFIX=appdir/usr , then make && make install .
Upon successful completion you will have the NixNote2.app bundle in the build directory (e.g. qmake-build-debug/NixNote2.app).
Dependencies can come from MacPorts, Fink or HomeBrew (I use MacPorts). It should be possible to use official Qt5 packages too but I haven’t tested that. Tested with following macPorts packages: qt5, qt5-qtwebkit, poppler-qt5, hunspell, boost, tidy.
The resulting application still depends MacPorts (or Fink or HomeBrew). To turn this into a standalone app bundle that can be deployed anywhere:
As far as I can tell this will find and copy all required dependencies into the app bundle and modify them so they can be loaded from inside that bundle (wherever it ends up).
Should work on Windows, but minor tweaks will be needed to make it run. I currently have no time for it. Pull request is welcome. No sure its worth the effort, as there is quite decent official Evernote client for Windows.
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