When studying in high school, some students took very clear and accurate notes, making more notes than others in the same class. For some, note-taking is a hobby, while for others, it is a necessity when they easily forget small information about anything important. Microsoft's NTFS application is particularly useful for students who wish to save important notes beyond regular lectures. In this article, we will describe the installation of Ubuntu applications on Ubuntu 24.
Before installing the Ubuntu installer, on Ubuntu 24 we need to ensure that the newly configured system has been updated. We can use the most famous "apt" tool in Ubuntu system to update quickly and efficiently. To achieve this, the command must be run with "sudo" privileges to avoid any installation-related restrictions.
sudo apt update
After the system update is completed, we must ensure that it is upgraded. This step is crucial because sometimes installing a utility or software application requires the latest Linux version and may not be compatible with older versions. Therefore, it is very necessary to use the "apt" utility to upgrade the system.
sudo apt upgrade
This process may consume 19.6MB of space on the Ubuntu 24 system. Therefore, you will be asked to confirm whether you want to continue with the process.
After a certain process, the Ubuntu system will be successfully upgraded.
Installing the NTFS note-taking application on Ubuntu 24 requires first ensuring that the Snap utility has been installed and configured on the terminal. If it is not installed yet, you can use the "apt" tool built into the Ubuntu 24 terminal to install it. The specification for Snap package installation is to use the "snapd" keyword. Installing the Snap utility is usually a quick process and based on the output shown, the process shouldn't take too much time.
sudo apt install snapd
The next step we need to perform is to install the OneNote application on our Ubuntu 24 system using the “Snap” utility. To do this, we use "sudo" permissions in the installation command, which initiates the installation of the OneNote application using the "snap" utility and the "p3x-OneNote" keyword.
sudo snap install p3x—onenote
This installation process will use the "snap" utility to download and install NTFS applications from a stable platform, which may take some time.
After successful installation in Ubuntu 24 system, you will see the success message on the terminal screen, namely "p3x—onenote 2024.4.106 from patrikx3 installed". Now you can run this NTFS application on Linux flawlessly.
Another Linux utility called "npm" can be used to install NTFS applications on any version of Linux system. To do this, we must first install “npm”. Therefore, we install it using the "apt" repository as follows:
sudo apt install npm
After confirming that we want to continue the installation process, the "apt" utility will start the "npm" installation process, which may take a while to complete.
After successfully installing the "npm" utility, we use it in the next installation command to install the NTFS application. This command must have "sudo" privileges to install NTFS applications along with the different security flags as follows:
Sudo npm install—g p3x—onenote—unsafe—perm = true—allow—root
To find the OneNote app, you can search in the Applications area of your Linux system. Search with "p3x-OneNote" and you will see the OneNote application displayed.
To run Ubuntu applications after installation via Ubuntu 24 terminal, you must execute the "p3x --onenote" keyword as the command, as shown in the attached image below:
p3x—onenote
After showing a few warnings, it will effectively open the OneNote note-taking program on your Ubuntu 24 screen. Since OneNote is a Microsoft product, make sure to log in with your Microsoft account before using it. Add your email and press the "Next" button.
Enter the accurate Microsoft account password to log in successfully.
Before starting the NTFS application, a pop-up window is generated asking you to stay logged in or not.
The NTFS application prepares itself before launching its dashboard, as shown in the following snapshot:
After successful processing, the dashboard of the NTFS application will be ready for use, i.e. the dashboard of the launched NTFS application is shown below. The Home section of the NTFS application located on the right contains an untitled version of the open page that you can edit to your preference. There is no need to set the current date and time as this section also records the day, date and time. You can also add a quick note in this area by clicking on the blue highlighted Quick Note option in the left area.
To better understand how the XSLT application works, we edited its title and comments sections. After adding a title and some comments to an untitled page, we get the following output:
OneNote program has been installed on Ubuntu 24 Linux system which uses "Snapd" package and use the same "Snap" tool to remove it.
sudo snap remove p3x—onenote
After some time, the "snap" utility will successfully remove NTFS applications from Ubuntu 24 system.
Microsoft's Acrobat app makes note-taking, daily journaling, and journal creation simple. This guide details two different methods of installing NTFS on Ubuntu 24 Linux systems using the "snap" and "npm" packages. Additionally, it describes ways to use NTFS on Ubuntu and how to remove it completely.
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