So here you are exporting your notes from the 4export notebook in markdown format in a local folder called data. You have to execute the following command in order to install Geeknote. This suggestion is of course not perfect and requires a lot of manual work if you want to transfer many tags, the positive site is that it gives you the opportunity to rethink the tagging decisions you already have made. So in order to migrate your tags to TagSpaces, I am suggesting to add manually the tags you want to export in brackets ( ) to the note title. The Geeknote application does not currently support export of tags attached to your notes. Tag Migration (relevant only for TagSpaces) The preparation of the notes is performed in the Windows desktop client of Evernote, because here you can easily copy notes to another notebook and change their names.

This copying is needed because in some circumstances explained later, this notebook could be synced with local files, which could damage your original notes in Evernote. Then go throught your notes and copy them in the newly created notebook, as shown in the following screenshot. The basic idea here is to create a new notebook and call it for example 4export. Just for clarification Geeknote is a command line client for Evernote. In the original version of this post, we were proposing the use of the Geeknote project, but since it is not actively developed anymore, we are suggesting the use of this Geeknote's fork. The purpose is of course to make the migration from Evernote to TagSpaces or any other file based note-taking application as painless as possible. In this post I will explain how you can export your notes from Evernote as plain text files in the popular Markdown format.

Evernote export note