It's no more complicated than adding the WINE repo, updating your local repositories, then installing wine. So what do you need to do to get up and running? Step 1: Install WINE It's not that different, and it doesn't matter, because the fact is that for many programs it's just like magic. WINE famously stands for 'Wine Is Not An Emulator', meaning - it doesn't emulate a Window operating system. The problem used to be even worse, so people have been working on a solution to this for a really long time. It turns out this is a pretty common problem for Ubuntu users having one or two favorite/necessary programs that just don't run on Linux and don't have good web apps. ( The web app is just frustrating to use ) The one that has eluded me for a long time is the Evernote Desktop Client, but I think I've found a solution. Now you can search for your notes in the Unity Dash.As I've been using Ubuntu Desktop more and more, I've found good alternatives for almost all of my basic productivity applications. Click on the settings and management and configure your account. Now it is installed search for Everpad in the Unity Dash and open it. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nvbn-rm/ppa.To install Everpad you need to add the repository and then install using apt-get so open a terminal and run the following commands: Once Evernote is installed using Wine then you just need to run it and log in.Įverpad is a client(unofficial) made for Unity that integrates Evernote notes directly into your search bar. Once evernote is downloaded run the evernote exe file and it will install the software using Wine. Now that the Windows Version is set to Windows 7 you need to download the Evernote Windows software from the Evernote download page. Then under the applicaitons tab set it to “Windows 7” like in the picture below. Just search wine configuration in Ubuntu search. Once WINE is installed you need to open Wine configuration.
It may take a while depending on your internet speed because the download is around 150MB. To install WINE just open a terminal and run the command: Installing this way will work with other flavours of Ubuntu, like Xubuntu and Lunubtu and should also work with other linux distibutions as long as you have wine working properly.įirst you will need to install WINE. This article is using Ubuntu 13.10 but that is only because Ubuntu 13.10 is the version that I have installed. Evernote is not officially supported in Linux, luckily there is WINE (which quite funnily stands for Wine Is Not an Emulator) which will work on other Linux distributions and also the open source community have created a lens for Unity called Everpad. Evernote is a wonderful tool that you can use to take notes, store pictures and documents.
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