Clintko

Thanks for the response. I agree and guess there's currently no good way to solve the format issue since Evernote does not allow users to define what their default font is in a notebook.

After updating Evernote and its UI, a new font was applied to all my notes, causing the formatting of all previous notes to be disrupted.

This is extremely annoying for me. I could try adjusting the new font in newly created notes, but would it be possible to revert my old notes back to the original default font?

11 hours ago, DTLow said:

Never say never, Evernote could surprise us all, but I wouldn’t count on Evernote releasing a Linux client

I’d be looking at alternatives

1. Evernote’s  web platform
2. Clone applications that use the Evernote database
3. Export your data out of Evernote

 

I have been finding replacement for Evernote. I have tried NixNote2, QOwnNotes, Standard Notes, Turtl, etc. Still, none of them meets my requirement and I could not shift my workflow to Linux, especially how I use Android to collect information and use desktop client to organize them. One might assume that NixNote2 is very promising since it could connect your Evernote account. Among those tools, NixNote really do a great job and it is probably the best option when working on Linux. However, since it use Evernote API to connect Evernote account, there are limitations in synchronization, which is a very critical defect for anyone who use digital note taking application.

Due to some reasons, I have to switch to Linux as my main working environment. I really hope Evernote will release news that they are going to work on Linux desktop client.

I am a premium user and use Evernote in my daily life. Since I am currently switching from windows to Linux, I really really hope that the company will at last release a native Linux client.