Rebel For Linux

Rebel is a free and open-source note-taking app that works on Ubuntu and Debian, as well as on macOS and Windows.

If we were to compare Rebel to other note-taking apps, the results won't be favorable. This is mainly because Rebel is designed to be straightforward, fast, and to offer your a distraction-free note-taking experience.

As expected, to manage that it sacrifices that many users might find useful.

Actually, quite the contrary. It may not be for everyone, but when it comes to speed, very few note-taking apps are on par. This is mainly because Rebel allows you to format your notes using markdown syntax.

Since we're on the subject, please note that it supports the basic markdown syntax and not many other flavors. You'll get a basic example once you install and run Rebel for the first time in the "Welcome!" note.

One of the main advantages of Rebel is that it can be used solely via the keyboard. Not surprising, considering that the only features the app offers its users are Markdown support, and a dark theme.

You can create new notes, print any existing notes, as well as delete notes from the toolbar located in the upper-left corner, and that's pretty much about it.

As mentioned before, Rebel is not what one might call an impressive app. However, this doesn't mean that it doesn't serve a purpose, and it serves it very well.

Rebel is the sort of app that allows you to instantly write down ideas, notes, lists, and pretty much everything you want without having to use the mouse and without having to deal with multiple features. It's just a plain, simple, fast, and efficient little note-taking app.