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Notemat is a powerful and versatile note-taking application designed to help users create, edit, and manage styled text and images with ease. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, organizing your thoughts, or working on a detailed project, Notemat provides the tools you need to stay productive.

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Features

  • Text formatting: Customize your notes with different fonts, sizes, colours and more.
  • Image support: Add and manage images directly in your notes.
  • Google Gemini AI Integration: Leverage Google's Gemini to enhance your notes with suggestions, summarizations and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Works both on Windows and Linux, with a primary focus on Linux.

Support

Notemat is actively developed and tested on Linux, with support for Windows as well. While the primary focus is on ensuring a seamless experience on Linux, the application is designed to work reliably on both platforms.

Installing

To run Notemat, you need Java JDK 21 or later installed on your system. You can download it from the official Oracle website or use your system's package manager if you're on Linux.

Step-by-Step Installation Guide

  1. Clone the Repository
    Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clone the Notemat repository:

    git clone https://github.com/importb/notemat

    This will create a local copy of the Notemat source code.

  2. Build the Application
    Navigate to the Notemat directory:

    cd notemat

    • For Linux:
      Run the following command to build the application:

      ./gradlew build

    • For Windows:
      Use the following command instead:

      gradlew.bat build

    After the build process completes, the compiled application will be available as a JAR file.

  3. Locate the JAR File
    The built JAR file can be found in the following directory:

    /notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

  4. Run Notemat
    Use the following command to run the application:

    java -jar /path/to/notemat.jar

    Replace /path/to/notemat.jar with the actual path to the notemat.jar file. For example:

    java -jar notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

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Notemat
Notemat is a powerful and versatile note-taking application designed to help users create, edit, and manage styled text and images with ease. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, organizing your thoughts, or working on a detailed project, Notemat provides the tools you need to stay productive.
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Features
  • Text formatting: Customize your notes with different fonts, sizes, colours and more.
  • Image support: Add and manage images directly in your notes.
  • Google Gemini AI Integration: Leverage Google's Gemini to enhance your notes with suggestions, summarizations and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Works both on Windows and Linux, with a primary focus on Linux.
Support
Notemat is actively developed and tested on Linux, with support for Windows as well. While the primary focus is on ensuring a seamless experience on Linux, the application is designed to work reliably on both platforms.
Installing
To run Notemat, you need Java JDK 21 or later installed on your system. You can download it from the official Oracle website or use your system's package manager if you're on Linux.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  1. Clone the Repository
    
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clone the Notemat repository:
    git clone https://github.com/importb/notemat

    This will create a local copy of the Notemat source code.
  2. Build the Application
    
Navigate to the Notemat directory:
    cd notemat

    • For Linux:
      
Run the following command to build the application:
      ./gradlew build

    • For Windows:
      
Use the following command instead:
      gradlew.bat build

    After the build process completes, the compiled application will be available as a JAR file.
  3. Locate the JAR File
    
The built JAR file can be found in the following directory:
    /notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

  4. Run Notemat
    
Use the following command to run the application:
    java -jar /path/to/notemat.jar

    Replace /path/to/notemat.jar with the actual path to the notemat.jar file. For example:
    java -jar notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

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Notemat
Notemat is a powerful and versatile note-taking application designed to help users create, edit, and manage styled text and images with ease. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, organizing your thoughts, or working on a detailed project, Notemat provides the tools you need to stay productive.
catinabox
Features
  • Text formatting: Customize your notes with different fonts, sizes, colours and more.
  • Image support: Add and manage images directly in your notes.
  • Google Gemini AI Integration: Leverage Google's Gemini to enhance your notes with suggestions, summarizations and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Works both on Windows and Linux, with a primary focus on Linux.
Support
Notemat is actively developed and tested on Linux, with support for Windows as well. While the primary focus is on ensuring a seamless experience on Linux, the application is designed to work reliably on both platforms.
Installing
To run Notemat, you need Java JDK 21 or later installed on your system. You can download it from the official Oracle website or use your system's package manager if you're on Linux.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  1. Clone the Repository
    
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clone the Notemat repository:
    git clone https://github.com/importb/notemat

    This will create a local copy of the Notemat source code.
  2. Build the Application
    
Navigate to the Notemat directory:
    cd notemat

    • For Linux:
      
Run the following command to build the application:
      ./gradlew build

    • For Windows:
      
Use the following command instead:
      gradlew.bat build

    After the build process completes, the compiled application will be available as a JAR file.
  3. Locate the JAR File
    
The built JAR file can be found in the following directory:
    /notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

  4. Run Notemat
    
Use the following command to run the application:
    java -jar /path/to/notemat.jar

    Replace /path/to/notemat.jar with the actual path to the notemat.jar file. For example:
    java -jar notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

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Notemat
Notemat is a powerful and versatile note-taking application designed to help users create, edit, and manage styled text and images with ease. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, organizing your thoughts, or working on a detailed project, Notemat provides the tools you need to stay productive.
catinabox
Features
  • Text formatting: Customize your notes with different fonts, sizes, colours and more.
  • Image support: Add and manage images directly in your notes.
  • Google Gemini AI Integration: Leverage Google's Gemini to enhance your notes with suggestions, summarizations and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Works both on Windows and Linux, with a primary focus on Linux.
Support
Notemat is actively developed and tested on Linux, with support for Windows as well. While the primary focus is on ensuring a seamless experience on Linux, the application is designed to work reliably on both platforms.
Installing
To run Notemat, you need Java JDK 21 or later installed on your system. You can download it from the official Oracle website or use your system's package manager if you're on Linux.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  1. Clone the Repository
    
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clone the Notemat repository:
    git clone https://github.com/importb/notemat

    This will create a local copy of the Notemat source code.
  2. Build the Application
    
Navigate to the Notemat directory:
    cd notemat

    • For Linux:
      
Run the following command to build the application:
      ./gradlew build

    • For Windows:
      
Use the following command instead:
      gradlew.bat build

    After the build process completes, the compiled application will be available as a JAR file.
  3. Locate the JAR File
    
The built JAR file can be found in the following directory:
    /notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

  4. Run Notemat
    
Use the following command to run the application:
    java -jar /path/to/notemat.jar

    Replace /path/to/notemat.jar with the actual path to the notemat.jar file. For example:
    java -jar notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

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Notemat
Notemat is a powerful and versatile note-taking application designed to help users create, edit, and manage styled text and images with ease. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, organizing your thoughts, or working on a detailed project, Notemat provides the tools you need to stay productive.
catinabox
Features
  • Text formatting: Customize your notes with different fonts, sizes, colours and more.
  • Image support: Add and manage images directly in your notes.
  • Google Gemini AI Integration: Leverage Google's Gemini to enhance your notes with suggestions, summarizations and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Works both on Windows and Linux, with a primary focus on Linux.
Support
Notemat is actively developed and tested on Linux, with support for Windows as well. While the primary focus is on ensuring a seamless experience on Linux, the application is designed to work reliably on both platforms.
Installing
To run Notemat, you need Java JDK 21 or later installed on your system. You can download it from the official Oracle website or use your system's package manager if you're on Linux.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  1. Clone the Repository
    
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clone the Notemat repository:
    git clone https://github.com/importb/notemat

    This will create a local copy of the Notemat source code.
  2. Build the Application
    
Navigate to the Notemat directory:
    cd notemat

    • For Linux:
      
Run the following command to build the application:
      ./gradlew build

    • For Windows:
      
Use the following command instead:
      gradlew.bat build

    After the build process completes, the compiled application will be available as a JAR file.
  3. Locate the JAR File
    
The built JAR file can be found in the following directory:
    /notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

  4. Run Notemat
    
Use the following command to run the application:
    java -jar /path/to/notemat.jar

    Replace /path/to/notemat.jar with the actual path to the notemat.jar file. For example:
    java -jar notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

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Notemat
Notemat is a powerful and versatile note-taking application designed to help users create, edit, and manage styled text and images with ease. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, organizing your thoughts, or working on a detailed project, Notemat provides the tools you need to stay productive.
catinabox
Features
  • Text formatting: Customize your notes with different fonts, sizes, colours and more.
  • Image support: Add and manage images directly in your notes.
  • Google Gemini AI Integration: Leverage Google's Gemini to enhance your notes with suggestions, summarizations and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Works both on Windows and Linux, with a primary focus on Linux.
Support
Notemat is actively developed and tested on Linux, with support for Windows as well. While the primary focus is on ensuring a seamless experience on Linux, the application is designed to work reliably on both platforms.
Installing
To run Notemat, you need Java JDK 21 or later installed on your system. You can download it from the official Oracle website or use your system's package manager if you're on Linux.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  1. Clone the Repository
    
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clone the Notemat repository:
    git clone https://github.com/importb/notemat

    This will create a local copy of the Notemat source code.
  2. Build the Application
    
Navigate to the Notemat directory:
    cd notemat

    • For Linux:
      
Run the following command to build the application:
      ./gradlew build

    • For Windows:
      
Use the following command instead:
      gradlew.bat build

    After the build process completes, the compiled application will be available as a JAR file.
  3. Locate the JAR File
    
The built JAR file can be found in the following directory:
    /notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

  4. Run Notemat
    
Use the following command to run the application:
    java -jar /path/to/notemat.jar

    Replace /path/to/notemat.jar with the actual path to the notemat.jar file. For example:
    java -jar notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

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Notemat
Notemat is a powerful and versatile note-taking application designed to help users create, edit, and manage styled text and images with ease. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, organizing your thoughts, or working on a detailed project, Notemat provides the tools you need to stay productive.
catinabox
Features
  • Text formatting: Customize your notes with different fonts, sizes, colours and more.
  • Image support: Add and manage images directly in your notes.
  • Google Gemini AI Integration: Leverage Google's Gemini to enhance your notes with suggestions, summarizations and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Works both on Windows and Linux, with a primary focus on Linux.
Support
Notemat is actively developed and tested on Linux, with support for Windows as well. While the primary focus is on ensuring a seamless experience on Linux, the application is designed to work reliably on both platforms.
Installing
To run Notemat, you need Java JDK 21 or later installed on your system. You can download it from the official Oracle website or use your system's package manager if you're on Linux.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  1. Clone the Repository
    
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clone the Notemat repository:
    git clone https://github.com/importb/notemat

    This will create a local copy of the Notemat source code.
  2. Build the Application
    
Navigate to the Notemat directory:
    cd notemat

    • For Linux:
      
Run the following command to build the application:
      ./gradlew build

    • For Windows:
      
Use the following command instead:
      gradlew.bat build

    After the build process completes, the compiled application will be available as a JAR file.
  3. Locate the JAR File
    
The built JAR file can be found in the following directory:
    /notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

  4. Run Notemat
    
Use the following command to run the application:
    java -jar /path/to/notemat.jar

    Replace /path/to/notemat.jar with the actual path to the notemat.jar file. For example:
    java -jar notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

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Notemat
Notemat is a powerful and versatile note-taking application designed to help users create, edit, and manage styled text and images with ease. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, organizing your thoughts, or working on a detailed project, Notemat provides the tools you need to stay productive.
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Features
  • Text formatting: Customize your notes with different fonts, sizes, colours and more.
  • Image support: Add and manage images directly in your notes.
  • Google Gemini AI Integration: Leverage Google's Gemini to enhance your notes with suggestions, summarizations and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Works both on Windows and Linux, with a primary focus on Linux.
Support
Notemat is actively developed and tested on Linux, with support for Windows as well. While the primary focus is on ensuring a seamless experience on Linux, the application is designed to work reliably on both platforms.
Installing
To run Notemat, you need Java JDK 21 or later installed on your system. You can download it from the official Oracle website or use your system's package manager if you're on Linux.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  1. Clone the Repository
    
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clone the Notemat repository:
    git clone https://github.com/importb/notemat

    This will create a local copy of the Notemat source code.
  2. Build the Application
    
Navigate to the Notemat directory:
    cd notemat

    • For Linux:
      
Run the following command to build the application:
      ./gradlew build

    • For Windows:
      
Use the following command instead:
      gradlew.bat build

    After the build process completes, the compiled application will be available as a JAR file.
  3. Locate the JAR File
    
The built JAR file can be found in the following directory:
    /notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

  4. Run Notemat
    
Use the following command to run the application:
    java -jar /path/to/notemat.jar

    Replace /path/to/notemat.jar with the actual path to the notemat.jar file. For example:
    java -jar notemat/build/libs/notemat.jar

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