A Glance at Simplenote and 5 Best Tools to Improve Your Typing Speed in Linux
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Simplenote Note-Taking App Adds Focus Mode, Spellchecker, Option To Opt Out Of Analytics
The Simplenote desktop apps were updated recently with focus mode, a spell checker, new option to opt out of analytics, and more.
Simplenote is a note-taking application with optional Markdown support. There are applications for desktops (Linux, Windows and macOS), iOS and Android, and there's also a web client. The Simplenote applications are free and open source software, but the server is not (though there's no cost in using it to sync notes).
Originally created by Simperium back in 2008, Simplenote is developed by Automattic, the company behind Wordpress.com, Akismet, etc., since 2013.
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5 Best Tools to Improve Your Typing Speed in Linux
Not too long ago, the ability to type was a skill that set people apart. Although that is still the case, there is more competition these days since it is important to not just be able to type but to be able to type fast.
There are several applications and websites where you can test your typing speed and learn to type faster but not all of them are created equal – thus our list of the 5 best tools that, given your dedication, will improve your typing speed.
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