How To Install Sticky Note In Ubuntu 19.10

How To Install Sticky Note In Ubuntu 19.10 - by Dustbiin

Install Sticky note in any Ubuntu system, it is very useful for store sort information:

Indicator sticky note:

Indicator sticky note is an open source software and it is spicily made for Ubuntu. It is also tested on GNOME shell. It work same as sticky note work in windows system.

// Update your system
sudo apt-get update

//Install Indicator sticky note
sudo apt-get install indicator-stickynotes

Sticky notes look

Remove Indicator Sticky note:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:umang/indicator-stickynotes –remove

sudo apt-get remove indicator-stickynotes

sudo apt-get autoremove

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