Nevernote.

Evernote works by connecting all the computers and phones you use daily, allowing you to capture something in one place and then access it from another.

All in Evernote.

For computers: Web clipper, Mac OS X, Windows

For mobile devices: iPhone / iPod Touch, iPad, Android, BlackBerry, Palm Pre / Palm Pixi, Windows Mobile

Nevernote is an open source clone of Evernote that works on Linux.

While Evernote now runs on Linux through Wine, the application is quite slow so you may want to try Nevernote.

Nevernote supports most of the Evernot features so you can easily drag and drop images or PDF files, tag or preview nots.

Unfortunately, there are some features which are not supported by Nevernote: you can't write ink notes or record webcam notes, there is no screen clipper (but you can use Shutter instead!), emailing only sends a plain text note and also the sharing feature is missing.

Evernote 4 has been released and the new version brings a completely redesigned user interface and a re-write of the code to C++.
Unfortunately there is still no native Linux version, however the new version runs perfectly under Wine:

v3.5 and v3.6 wouldn't install under Wine as it was using Microsoft .net 3.6 (or something like that),






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