Evernote it is one of the best applications for information organization, its powerful note storage and classification capabilities has made it a pioneer in its field. Unfortunately Evernote has no official Linux supportThis is why various unofficial desktop applications have been created that allow access to the tool's functionalities in a simple way, one of them is Tusk.
What is Tusk?
It is a desktop app for Evernote open source, unofficial, which has a series of features that will allow us enjoy all the features of Evernote on Linux, in a simple, fast way and accompanied by a very nice interface.
Tusk It has a fairly intuitive interface, which combines with various dark and light themes, which match perfectly with the adaptability functionalities of the application, it is also equipped with a focus mode that will allow us to make notes without any distraction.
This desktop app for Evernote It has a large number of keyboard shortcuts, which are supported by an interesting navigation mode that will allow us to use Evernote without the need for the mouse.
Importantly Tusk is multiplataformay has a committed development team, which has made it possible for this tool to go through version 2.0 and with a long lists of tasks to be carried out in order to improve the application.
In the following gallery you will be able to see in detail the characteristics of the application.
How to install Tusk?
To install this powerful tool we must download the file compatible with our distro from here., there are .deb and .rpm packages, we can also download the source code or an appimage that will be compatible with any distro.
In case we want to use the appimage, we just have to execute the following commands to start enjoying tusk:
chmod a+x colmillo-0.2.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage ./colmillo-0.2.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage
With these simple steps we can already have a nice desktop application for Evernote running on our Linux.
Excellent, I recommend it. It is as if you are in the web interface.