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https://itsfoss.com/boostnote-linux-review/ found this in the wake of Evernote still giving 20% off. 20% off my a**, until there is a Linux client. Or at least make use of the ability to run android apps on Linux with Anbox Evernote is getting behind the community. Literallllllllay "In the news today, Evernote has been dubbed the slow Unicorn[...] "

Even if those 70 bucks amounted to an hour of dev time, it would be money well spent

Well, they ***** have those 70 bucks from me if they wish to listen to their customer. Let's start a kickstarter for Evernote so that they build a Linux client in QT. Why not. That would make Evernote a truly democratically run company.

How funny it is to see 40% off of Premium for me, EVERNOTE! Where's my Linux client? I'd happily pay even 100% if you just made a ***** native linux client, bros

I believe we are all missing a tad here, which is the below:

Just got a message about billing problems. Fixed. Bye Evernote Im moving out. Haha, they even reduced the amount of devices that can access evernote to two in basic! This so sad to see.

Ahhh how very nice of you to mention Paperwork. Time to at least check it out. And since there's a NAS laying around somewhere I gots to go

I actually lol'd

Quite

How sad it is to see a company with a Tux up their ass....

Just pushout a VM with windows version stripped down or figure out a container of some sorts for android. How long will it take? People have been capable of running Evernote as an Android app on Linux with ARC. It isn't reliable as it's a hack. Is it that hard? Why is the community wrong, as your actions say? How much longer will it take you to get that people want control over their computation, and it is soon that everyone will be using open source?

Thus, the idea of timoc is a pretty cool one for us, paid Linux subscribers. Give us our data in computable form. Or is our data not our data aswell, eh?

When there is a need, there is a way. And I really hope that Evernote will need to make an official linux client. And no, you are wrong that this is the same as Windows or other web systems. You are completely off course, in fact. Evernote.Is.A.SERVICE It's not a product, it's a SERVICE I'm paying each year for. I don't see people with an official Windows 10.5, or with official Windows Falcon Edition. There is a single product across all platforms. The same applies to browsers etc - I am paying Spotify for premium (even though their linux client is 6 months stale) and I get the same experience on Linux as on Windows. I am also paying github, because git is a tool I use daily. Git doesn't need a windowed app for maximum productivity. Evernote does. With Evernote, I'm paying for lousy access to services and data with an Android app and a Web client, which is nowhere near the app on other, walled-garden platforms. Which sounds to me pretty much like discrimination against a certain platform.

Let my foul language not take us off the point that Evernote is intentionally not giving a damn about FOSS users. Even when we pay, we get less than users of others platforms. This is not a business decision any more, it's concious discrimination of a growing group of people who trust themselves enough to manage their own data, and don't need walled gardens. "Not our app" - dear Guru, you can assist me by advocating the developers to spend a week developing a Linux app instead of stickers and analog notebooks.

This is the best idea. Since I'm just paying for data storage anyway, I want the ability to back up my notes. This is genius.

I will post a youtube video someday that points Evernote out like Tyson. Your app is turning to *****, I don't know what your problem is, but it appears a combo of Windows App, Linux Web Browser + Android just breaks my ***** notes. AT PREMIUM. What the ***** evernote, really. What. The. *****.

True. And we continue to pay, because evernote is kinda irreplaceable for me. Unfortunately, no other service provides this level of integration and ease of use. I run evernote android via chromium apps (archon) on kde5. It's kinda charming.

http://techcrunch.com/2015/11/14/evernotes-freshly-minted-coo-linda-kozlowski-is-leaving-the-company How's that business going for ya? Still no Linux app? I hope I will be able to use my notes after all of you flop to hell... Lazy unicorn startup business idiots

http://techcrunch.com/2015/11/14/evernotes-freshly-minted-coo-linda-kozlowski-is-leaving-the-company How's that business going for ya? Still no Linux app? I hope I will be able to use my notes after all of you flop to hell... Lazy unicorn startup business idiots

Save the linux version, save the world.

Slack has a bloody beta app for linux. THERE IS NO JUSTIFICATION OF EVERNOTE NOT HAVING ONE. THEY GREW ASTRONOMICALLY, SO HAD EVERNOTE, THEY EARN MORE MONEY THAN YOU ALREADY, AND ARE STILL ABLE TO DEVELOP AN APP, AND ARE ALSO BETTING ON LINUX. so lets all stop the "business decision" rhetrhorical bullshit, and just accept the fact that evernote has linux users deep up their colon. https://mega.nz/#!1Fw2BL4A!_FidpFlyddywqdXWO_7Ym8mohPLRHmoL9pRnAwLvieQ

I'm curious as to how do you think can they differentiate? As you can eiter use a windows app (wine) or the web client?

It's just so ***** pathetic to watch, that even the official Windows client started to crash on my enterprise Windows 7. After a system update. For real? I think that a Java client would be best suited for all worlds. Or a Chromium app!

I'm still waiting for the official Linux client. How's that going, evernote? How's that "failed unicorn" status hangin'? In fact, as I have to pay for Premium again, I feel highly discriminated that your web-based service does not offer support for other operating systems. I hope to one day sue you.

Try marching into Wal-Mart and demanding that they sell you a car. If you are lucky, you will only get laughed at. But since you think that sort of thing is ok, maybe I should demand that you write an EverNote replacement that will run on Linux. See how well that works? If somebody *does* write an EverNote replacement that is suitably cross-platform, I may well buy it -- and drop my premium subscription to EverNote, even though the cost only amounts to a flea-bite. But jumping up and down and pitching a fit because EverNote doesn't see fit to do it is unlikely to accomplish much -- except getting yourself laughed at. What are you talking about, crazy Duck Man? Your analogy is far off kilter, I cannot help but to think you're stoned. Let's put this in perspective: I go to the local car dealer and all they have are snowmobiles. I tell them, "I would buy one if I could commute to work on it. But we live in Arizona and it never snows here, they are not even capable of driving on the freeway. If you ever get a nice sports car, or SUV I might do business with you". See the difference between right field, left field, and even being close to the ballpark? Thank you for this.