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Gnote como alternativa Linux ao Sticky Notes

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Gnote is a solid replacement for Sticky Notes for Linux users who need a lightweight, local note‑taking tool. It lets you create, edit, move, resize, and pin notes just like Sticky Notes, and adds notebooks, wiki‑style links, and optional Markdown support. It’s best for GNOME desktop users who want plain‑text storage and occasional sync; people who only need the bare minimum sticky‑note experience will find Gnote a bit more feature‑rich but still straightforward.

Cobertura de recursos80%
Licença
GPL-3.0-only
Preço
Grátis
Versão mais recente
51.0 (26 de setembro de 2026)
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O que funciona igual

  • Create, edit, delete notes
  • Move and resize notes freely
  • Pin notes to the desktop
  • Store notes locally in plain‑text
  • Basic formatting via Markdown

O que muda

  • Gnote does not support native Windows .xml Sticky Notes file format
  • It lacks the very minimal “quick note” pop‑up that Sticky Notes offers
  • No built‑in cloud sync except via GNOME Online Accounts
  • Notes are not automatically pinned to the top of the screen by default
  • Requires GNOME environment for best integration

Abrindo seus arquivos do Sticky Notes

Sticky Notes stores notes in a proprietary XML format that Gnote cannot read directly. To migrate, you would need to export the notes from Windows (e.g., to plain text or HTML) and then import them into Gnote as new notes. Gnote can export notes to HTML, but it does not import Sticky Notes files natively.

Trocando o Sticky Notes pelo Gnote, passo a passo

  1. Export each Sticky Notes note to a plain‑text or HTML file from Windows.
  2. Transfer the exported files to your Linux machine via USB or cloud storage.
  3. Open Gnote and create a new note for each exported file, pasting the content.
  4. If you used Markdown, enable Markdown support in Gnote preferences to preserve formatting.
  5. Organize the new notes into notebooks if desired.
  6. Delete the old Sticky Notes after confirming the migration worked.

Principais recursos do Gnote

  • Wiki‑style links between notes
  • Notebook organization
  • HTML export and printing
  • Local sync via GNOME Online Accounts
  • Keyboard shortcuts for common actions
  • Plain‑text storage with optional Markdown support

Como instalar o Gnote no Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.gnome.Gnote
Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install gnote
Debiansudo apt install gnote
Fedorasudo dnf install gnote
Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S gnote
openSUSEsudo zypper install gnote

Perguntas frequentes

Does Gnote support pinning notes to the desktop?

Yes, Gnote notes can be pinned to the desktop and remain on top of other windows, just like Sticky Notes.

Can I sync Gnote notes across devices?

Gnote can sync via GNOME Online Accounts, but it does not use a cloud service out of the box; you need to set up an account such as Google Drive or Dropbox.

Is Gnote lighter than Sticky Notes?

Gnote is a native Linux application with minimal dependencies, comparable in size to Sticky Notes, and runs well on low‑resource systems.

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