
Highlights
- Organizes notes with a wiki-style linking system that connects related entries automatically.
- Stores records locally as individual files for straightforward data management.
- Supports extensible functionality through optional plugins for printing and synchronization.
About this application
Gnote is a desktop note-taking application designed for Linux environments, developed by The Gnote Team. It utilizes a wiki-style linking mechanism that allows users to connect related thoughts by creating references between different notes automatically when matching titles appear in the text. The software stores notes as individual plain text files organized locally, ensuring that records remain accessible without requiring an external database service. Its interface centers around a main window listing all entries alongside a search bar for filtering content by keywords.
The application supports basic text formatting features such as bold, italic, strikethrough, and bulleted lists through a toolbar or keyboard shortcuts. Users can extend its capabilities using a set of built-in plugins that enable functionalities like printing, syncing notes across directories, or exporting content to different formats. Gnote does not include advanced project management tools, rich media embedding, or built-in cloud synchronization services by default, keeping its operational scope focused on text-based personal organization and interconnected note management.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.Gnote
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