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@zdanevich It's just called "Notes," formerly "Reminders." It's hard to find info on it since the names are so generic, but here is the Launchpad page: https://launchpad.net/reminders-app

I don't know what pre-built packages are available, but you should be able to build it from source for the desktop, if nothing else.

I'm running Ubuntu Touch on a Nexus 7. The default notes application provided by Canonical DOES sync with Evernote. 

On 2/6/2016 at 9:37 AM, kepilif said:

I have another reason in favor of creating a native version of Evernote for Linux. In early February confirmed the information on the tablet uses Ubuntu. Prior to his debut phone based on this system. Among the applications (Ubuntu Store), unfortunately, the lack of native Evernote client. In addition, it is possible to install applications from the traditional system. Both the tablet and the phone can be used in desktop mode, when you connect the keyboard and mouse using Bluetooth technology.

This would be great, because really, I'm using Evernote as de facto email ... except that I have to jump back to my email program to reply to people.