Martin Packer

@GrumpyMonkey I'm perfectly capable of hacking templates from a .ENEX file and importing them. But given that a stand-alone template editor might be quite easy to make. Content AND style.

@GrumpyMonkey How did you make this? Hack the ENEX to stick style attributes in? :-) Smiley as I'm guessing not.

I wonder why CSS is disallowed. It would be the logical way to do this sort of thing. But then it would need a way of creating and getting CSS into the data stream.

I'm wondering, in particular, if anyone's managed to pull an Evernote note over the web from ANY command line (using something like CURL). (Yes I know Windows client users have ENScript that could do it - but that's not so general.)

I'm wondering if it's the "round tripping" through an external toolchain that isn't the bear here... (X)HTML got a couple of mentions. I would consider those quite clunky to 1) throw through tools, and 2) to sort within anyway. Yes, many of us here appear to have the programming nouse to play with XSLT etc to slice'n'dice a note. The sad thing is we'd probably actually try it. :-) But, seriously, it's not an approach that the general user is going to like much.

@martyscholes Careful about that "mainframe" comment. :-) Seriously, horses for courses - whether we're talking about servers or clients. People will continue to use a wide variety of devices for their myriad computing needs. One of the promises I hold Evernote to is I can get at my data on whichever device. Even PSVita :-) - assuming the web client works. Anyone tried it? Note: In saying "web client" I do strongly prefer native ones, but I'll take what I can get.

Any chance of a Playstation Vita client?

Having just bought iDraw - which also supports SVG - what does Skitch's support of SVG consist of? And, sounding churlish asking this :-) , is the support still there? I'm wondering if this is a way to get useful SVG support in Evernote itself.

Well, I'm now using (for other reasons) Windows 7 under KVM under RHEL 6.3. So my Windows client testing is a litle different now. I also just installed Skitch for Windows the same way. So I guess I'm out of the NixNote and WINE games - for now. But a native Linux client remains the best long-term solution (probably based on NixNote).

@Owyn Ah! I see the word "performance", something IRL I know a lot about. I've not heard mention of Sqlite being fixed in the WINE chatter - but then I wouldn't have noticed it if it had been as I wasn't really aware Evernote was using it. Martin

@Owyn You'll have to tell me more: I've not seen the issue and don't know what it is. Sorry, Martin

@spktkpkt I think you're being unfair on WINE. It's not at all a bear to install and maintain. I have the Windows Evernote client running just fine on it and find the WINE maintenance part of it very easy. If you were on WINE 1.4 (I'm on Release Candidate 6 until Ubuntu upgrades me) you'd find the experience just fine, I think. Martin (a geek not a grandmother) :-)