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JMichael, I don't know why, but you often (always) feel compelled to continuously object to & nitpick posts by the evangelists. I find this very sad b/c the evangelists are the ones who tirelessly help others, unlike those who find pleasure/satisfaction from belittling them. Perhaps there's a bit of evangelist envy going on there. I don't know. But it's really very sad. I'm sure this will come as a surprise to you, but I fully understand the feature request. If you were to read my post, you will see I was addressing the fact that another user considers this feature 'basic'...because you also regularly twist what we post to suit your agenda. Please cite where I (or anyone) has objected to this feature. I eagerly await your citations so that I know you are speaking the truth & simply not (yet again) twisting what was said to suit your purposes.

Yes, well nice try at diverting attention from the issues at hand by using broad (and inaccurate I would add) generalizations. But no cigar.

Things that are "basic" differ for each user. I've been using EN for six years, have over 63,000 notes in my main account (I have a few other EN accounts), use EN every single day, pretty much every single hour I'm on the computer & then some) and have yet to find the lack of being able to sort text in a note a detriment. I can't even say I would have ever even used this feature, if it existed. Maybe if you need a motorcycle, you should get a motorcycle instead of a car.

First, AFAIK, no one even knows if this is on their to do list. Second, I'm pretty sure there is no way to force them to do anything. If it makes you feel better, you could boycott them & use another app. Good luck.

I've merged the two threads you started. Please do not start multiple threads on the same topic. Thank you.

http://discussion.evernote.com/topic/22658-request-evernote-for-linux/

You would need a good copy of the your-user-name.exb file. All notebooks are stored in that file. I suggest you do regular backups in the future. Please search the board on the topic, since it's been discussed a lot.

Yes, this is the iOS section...please do not post Android information in the iOS section. Thank you.

No one has ever suggested otherwise. However, if/when a user has a more direct need to feel their request is heard, then yes, submitting via a support ticket is the recommended alternative. You "support" the right for users to repeatedly request a feature (which no one has ever said they shouldn't) and yet you add a negative connatation to those who disagree? I don't understand the rationalization behind "supporting" replies only from those who agree with you. Absolutely!

Yes, you are right. This has been suggested before. Evernote staff read all posts on the board so please do not start new threads for the sake of starting a new thread. Unlike bed sheets, thread count does not matter here.

No, it's not simple. Clearly you overlooked this post (by a Evernote employee) in the thread....

If you're not receiving the email, then it's most likely going to an address you are not checking, for whatever reason. Could be b/c it's incorrect or one you no longer use. You should submit a support ticket. (See my signature).

If you've noticed, we're just reporting what Evernote have said publicly about their position on a Linux client. That's really all we know, and it appears not to have changed in some time. You can draw your own conclusions. Beyond that, we're allowed to have opinions, just like you.Yep. @biocyberman - I'm simply relaying what EN has said publicly. I find it odd that you object to that.

Are you syncing? Are you moving between computers/devices?

I also keep track of DVDs. I would suggest you make a note for each DVD. That's what I do. Then I make any notes about the DVD in the note & then can search & quickly find a DVD that contains either a scene I like (along with the starting point) or actors or commercials (since I have some that originated from Betamax from the 70's). I actually assign numbers to each DVD, label the DVD with the number & the number is also in the title line in my Evernote.

Additionally, there is a lot of helpful information right here on this board. That's how/why I started spending so much time here is b/c every day, I'd learn something new about EN and how to use it.

I have to admit that it took a bit of adjusting on my part when I first started using EN. But once you "get it", you realize how powerful & flexible it is to not be restricted to hierarchical folders.

There is a lot of discussion on the board already on the topic. Please search the board for these threads which may be very helpful. In a nutshell, EN's system is MUCH more flexible than a nested folder system, especially the more notes you have. An example jefito has used a lot is how to file a red, rubber ball. Does it go under red? Round? Rubber? Toy? Ball? With tags (and/or keywords) you can use all of them & not have to delve into the bowels of your hard drive looking for the image of the red, rubber ball. I think EN was very wise in choosing this methodology.

Hmmm.... I don't recall Evernote stating they were going to do this. You seem to think lines in Evernote notes are supposed to behave like a dictionary or thesaurus. You would be wrong. Evernote has stated in the past that they elect to NOT modify your notes. So...as has been stated before, it's doubtful this is something Evernote will ever implement. If you want/need lists in alpha order, then you should stick with a true (translate: more robust) list manager. (Emphasis mine):

Here's why Evernote exports to html... https://www.evernote.com/shard/s137/sh/e10c37c9-be36-40f4-b7b4-3501c4bcbc61/e1f2636a2d024c13de29b10c8544b65b

It's not for me to say. But I'd guess if it were premium, it would spawn a whole 'nuther rant theme similar to the one(s) that offline notebooks should not be a premium feature.

I don't normally say "deal with it". But it's clear what post (rant, really) I was responding to b/c it's quoted in my post & you are free to re-read it. Jeff was correct when he said... And speaking of deja vu all over again, you & I have danced this dance before... No one has said you (or anyone else) should not ask for a linux client. However, linux supporters are the ones who are telling the rest of us to stop posting our thoughts. This is a message board. If you post something, there's a really good chance someone else may have another idea or something of value to offer. IMO, odd that the "linux community" that is clamoring for an EN client is so against helping/modifying baumgarr's open source linux client. Especially since it's clear that at least in the near or not so near future, that's your best bet, if you don't like the web client or using Wine.

PS - since your first post is so rude, I'm reluctantly adding... First, please read my sig. I do not work for EN. Second, I use the EN web client every single day. Third. peace & love backatcha babe.

As eloquent as your first post is, the take away from this thread is that EN has stated they will not be making a linux client. Deal with it.