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We got that, it's been said dozens or times. The point is to possibly influence future direction. If no one complains or requests it the status quo will prevail. As much as the linux "whiners" keep complaining there is no linux boxes, why do people care to answer the same question over and over? Is there some fetish from telling people no or nannny poo poo no client for you? No one says you shouldn't post your support for this. But those who continue to think "cross platform" translates to "all platform" or those who denigrate EN and/or the devs will most likeley get replies in kind. (Not sure what a "fetish from telling people no" means though...) Cross Platform doesn't need to translate into All Platforms, but we aren't talking about something like Palm. Let's be honest, to compare the 2 is obnoxious and condescending. To sit in a topic and keep saying EN isn't going to build a linux client every 2 posts or so is nothing more than some type of chest pumping or competition where you are trying to rub it in the face that people are wrong. IMO the more people who ask for the client the better, my hope is that the business development and planning teams start to see value in developing for Linux. The cloud is essentially built on linux and as the ranks of programmers grows linux will be used more on the desktop. Maybe not by mainstream users but by a large number more developers, cloud admins and the like.

We got that, it's been said dozens or times. The point is to possibly influence future direction. If no one complains or requests it the status quo will prevail. As much as the linux "whiners" keep complaining there is no linux boxes, why do people care to answer the same question over and over? Is there some fetish from telling people no or nannny poo poo no client for you?

Linux users don't take no for an answer... If we did LINUX would BSOD all the time https://www.dropbox.com/s/2tlcd0lu6x1o7c5/2013-02-22%2017.57.30.png

No. You sure bro?

we weren't lumping all email/collaboration tools together and lumping all note taking apps together?

You must be joking. I don't know what kind of business you're in, but there are much more powerful collaborative environments out there. From google apps to IBM Notes/Domino. It's like calling Windows Notepad crucial. comparing google apps to IBM notes is like using pine for email.

This isn't really a thread claiming Linux is taking over as a desktop choice, it's more about promoting the idea of bringing evernote to linux. In technology things change rapidly, there was a time when windows mobile, palm and blackberry ruled the smartphone market. While I don't expect Linux to "Rule the Desktop"; I certainly do expect Microsoft Windows Dominance to wane significantly.

Just because it is a business decision doesn't mean people can't try to change that by showing more support for it. Plenty of companies stated they wouldn't develop a product and then decided to hop in the market. Office on the IOS for example.

I would like to see a linux client, I would even pay a nominal fee for it in addition to my premium membership. I have used nixnote and everpad and feel the Windows version is FAR superior.

I downloaded nevernote, hopefully it works well!