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ABDUL SATTAR
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Install Notion on Ubuntu

Install Notion on Ubuntu effortlessly! This guide provides clear steps to set up Notion on your Ubuntu system and boost your productivity

Notion can be your hero! This powerful workspace goes beyond just a database, tackling your note-taking, tasks, projects, and keeping everything organized in one place. But wait, there's good news! Even if you're an Ubuntu user, getting started with Notion is a breeze! This guide will walk you through the process in a few simple steps.

1. Open the Terminal

Press Ctrl + Alt + T simultaneously, and a terminal window will appear.

2. Update and Upgrade

Before installing Notion, it's good practice to ensure your system has the latest updates.

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
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3. Install Notion

Now comes the fun part! Run the following command in the terminal to install the necessary Notion packages:

sudo apt install notion-app-enhanced
sudo apt install notion-app
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4. Launch Notion:

Once the installation is complete, you can launch Notion directly from the terminal by typing:

notion-app
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If you still facing any issue after installing the Notion on Desktop version.I noticed that some people had problems installing

sudo apt purge notion*
sudo snap install notion-snap-reborn
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Want to learn more? Feel free to check out my website (link in bio) or connect with me on LinkedIn for more Ubuntu tips and tricks!

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