Installation

Latest release: GitHub Releases.

Available files:

  • EnoteSpace-Linux-<version>.AppImage
  • EnoteSpace-Linux-<version>.snap

Linux (AppImage)

  1. Download the latest AppImage from GitHub Releases.

  2. Make the file executable:

chmod +x EnoteSpace-Linux-<version>.AppImage
  1. Run the application:
./EnoteSpace-Linux-<version>.AppImage

Creating a Desktop Application Shortcut

  1. Open the following directory:
~/.local/share/applications/
  1. Create the file enotespace-appimage.desktop:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=EnoteSpace (AppImage)
Exec=/<path_to_app_image>/EnoteSpace-Linux-<version>.AppImage
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Icon=/<path_to_icon>/enotespace.png
StartupWMClass=enotespace-appimage
Categories=Office;

Where:

  • <path_to_app_image> is the full path to the AppImage.
  • <path_to_icon> is the full path to the icon file.
  1. Update the .desktop file cache:
update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications/

After that, EnoteSpace should appear in your application menu.

Download icons:

Light

Dark

Application Data

Application data is stored in:

~/.config/EnoteSpace/

Snap

Installing from the Snap Store

Install EnoteSpace from the Snap Store:

sudo snap install enotespace

Installing from a Snap Package

  1. Download the latest .snap package from GitHub Releases.

  2. Install the Snap package:

sudo snap install --dangerous EnoteSpace-Linux-<version>.snap
  1. Connect EnoteSpace to the host system’s keyring:
sudo snap connect enotespace:password-manager-service
  1. Run the application:
enotespace

The snap connect enotespace:password-manager-service command allows EnoteSpace to access the host system’s keyring. We recommend enabling this connection to improve database encryption.

Do not install the application with --classic.

Updating from a Snap Package

Do not remove the currently installed Snap. Download the new .snap package and update the existing installation:

sudo snap install --dangerous EnoteSpace-Linux-<version>.snap

Your database and settings will be preserved.

Uninstalling

sudo snap remove enotespace

Important: Uninstalling the application removes the application’s local data, including the database stored at:

~/snap/enotespace/current/.config/EnoteSpace/Data

and files stored at:

~/snap/enotespace/current/.config/EnoteSpace/Files

If you need to keep your notes and files, back up these directories before uninstalling the application.

Application Data

Application data is stored in:

~/snap/enotespace/current/