Evernote’s Official Linux Client is Coming Soon
If you are an Evernote fan, you probably have been missing it on Linux desktop. There is the web version available but you cannot use it offline if you are not a premium user.
Linux (almost) always has a way around. So, there are some third party applications that let you use Evernote on Linux. There are also some alternative applications to Evernote available on Linux.
A native Linux client for Evernote has been requested for a long time and the good news is that it should finally be coming to Linux in the year 2020.
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