Simplenote's official client comes to Ubuntu

Finally and after a long wait, Simplenote users will be able to have their official client for Ubuntu. Simplenote is Automattic's alternative to Evernote or Google Keep. It is an application to take notes that in addition to having its desktop version, also has a client for iOS and Android, so we can synchronize our notes and our lists without any problem.

The operation of Simplenote is straightforward and simple. In addition to its interface, Simplenote offers the possibility of make our notes public, of adding labels, of create collaborative notes and even to put a password to the note or to the application to restrict its use.

Automattic is the company behind WordPress and it seems that it has been encouraged by the Gnu / Linux world because not long ago it launched an official client for Ubuntu and for Debian-based distributions, a success that the community was grateful for. Now it seems that after a long time on iOS, Simplenote reaches other platforms making it easier for its users to use.

The official client for Ubuntu also will have offline support, that is, it does not need to be connected to the internet to cover its problems, it will have a dark theme for the more daring and a minimalist option to hide all its functions. But the most interesting thing is that Simplenote will have open a channel on Github, where we can also get the deb package for installation, so updates and improvements will grow little by little, perfecting the client or becoming how the users really want.

In the absence of an official client from Evernote, the app reigns supreme for taking notes, Simplenote becomes the most complete option when it comes to having a synchronized notes application with all devices, something that was positive in Evernote as long as you didn't use Ubuntu, but it seems that now with Simplenote, you don't need that concernwhat do you think?