

$ geeknote edit -note "This is a note" -title "This is a note" -content "Edited note.This post is intended as a basic guide for getting Evernote running under WINE in Linux. $ geeknote create -title "This is a note." -content "This is a note." -notebook "The note belongs to a notebook." -tags "test" Now, I will show you a few basic geeknote commands. Now that geeknote has been installed, login with your Evernote account: $ sudo xargs rm -v < ~/geeknote/installed_files.txt Usage instructions: If you are not happy with Geeknote and want to remove it, just do: Warning: Do not remove the installed_files.txt, or you won’t be able to remove geeknote easily, when needed. $ sudo python setup.py install -record installed_files.txt

$ sudo apt-get install git python-thrift python-bs4 python-oauth2 python-html2text python-sqlalchemy python-setuptools In order to successfully install Geeknote on Ubuntu, Debian and derivative systems, like Linux Mint, Pinguy OS, Elementary OS, Deepin, Peppermint, LXLE, Linux Lite, Robolinux and SparkyLinux, we need to install the required dependencies, clone the git repository, cd into the downloaded folder and run the installation script: Geeknote saves the notes locally, as markdown files (.md). Unfortunately, it does not support adding attachments to notes or opening already existing attachments from Evernote, the Evernote SDK not being supported.īy default Geeknote uses Nano as default text editor, but this can be changes with other TUI or GUI editors.Īlso, via the gnsync tool, folders containing text notes (only text notes, not attachments and images) can be synchronized with Evernote. Geeknote permits the users to create, edit or delete notes and search and filter notes. Evernote provides both a paid service and a free one.Notes can be organized an sorted into folders, tagged, annotated, edited, searched, commented and exported.A note can be a piece of text, a full webpage, a photography, a voice memo, a handwritten ink note.The main features of Evernote, for those not familiar with the note taking service: As you may know, Geeknote is an open-source, command-line Evernote client.
