andrei

Actually everything works perfect for me with VMware Workstation (including copy/paste etc.). The only remaining issues are likely psychological (that I can't fully use it like a native app, that I have to remember to suspend the VM before shutting down etc.). So I don't think I'd ever go back to another native 3rd party app like NeverNote. I was hoping though that EN could just put a little time into ironing out the issues preventing a great experience under Wine. In my experience, this would likely improve the experience for Windows users as well (as the bottlenecks are likely to be issues even under Windows albeit less noticeable). I wouldn't want EN to commit to having everything work perfectly under Wine for each future version, which may add more complexity to their process but just a little preoccupation on their part regarding this would probably suffice.

I actually use VMware Workstation (Player - free - would probably work just as well, and so would VirtualBox probably) with a Windows XP guest and it's almost perfect (but can still feel a bit clumsy at times). I've tried NeverNote but I didn't find it very reliable. I'm a heavy user (many notes, attachments) and it couldn't even finish the initial sync (crashing, weird behavior etc.).

Thanks for your reply. Actually it was kind of obvious, so sorry for wasting your time. Perhaps I was just trying to nudge you into the direction of better support for Linux (with or without Wine).

These days there are many instances when any random Windows program will work just great under Wine (Linux). Evernote 4 (latest build) works appallingly bad though: * It's very slow (as if you tried to run it on a 286 computer - for lack of a better metaphor) * Serious window redraw issues; also, most of the interface elements look off One would have expected EN to work better under Wine after dropping .NET. Do you expect these issues to improve with new versions?