Evernote is, quite simply, an online spot to store anything and everything you might find of interest, to read or utilize later. Some call it a note-taking service, or an organization tool, or an archiving platform, but none of those terms are enough to convey just how much you can do with it.

You've probably heard of Evernote (Opens in a new window).

How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.The project author is apparently working on the UI and desktop functionality before tying the application into Evernote’s API. It’s a work in progress and seems to not support core functionality (syncing notes) yet. Tantalus is an open-source project that aims to create a desktop Evernote replacement that looks really sharp. Tantalus is a replacement Evernote desktop application that is currently in development. NixNote 2 can be found on GitHub or over at SourceForge. If you have a large collection of notes, performing the initial sync to NixNote 2 will take a long time. Evernote’s API is rate-limited, which means you can download only a certain number of notes for a given time period (about 45 minutes). The big drawback to NixNote 2 is the Evernote API.

The UI is written with Qt, so users who aren’t using the KDE Plasma desktop will have to install the Qt libraries.

As a result, the interface feels smooth and far less buggy. The NixNote 2 interface shows dramatic improvements from the various beta releases.

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