Introduction
In this digital age, when remote working and learning have almost replaced regular work and school hours. We are experiencing new and innovative ways of doing things. One of them is also note-taking. There are dozens of note-taking applications available in the digital market. Every operating system comes with some sort of default note-taking application. Previously we have discussed Mousepad, a quality editor for programmers.
However, not all of them fulfill what the user needs. Therefore, you will find a highly productive and mature note-taking application for your notes. I shall install BasKet on Debian 11 Edition. I do not recommend installing it using Ubuntu PPAs or repositories.
Dependency Requirements For BasKet
The basKet does not need any dependencies to install on Debian 11.
Step 1. Install BasKet using Debian Repositories
It is a recommended strategy to update the system before you install any new packages. Use the following commands to see if you need newer packages.
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt dist-upgrade
Debian will install the BasKet packages once updated using the above commands.
$ sudo apt install basket
Once you have fetched the repositories, you will be able to install the BasKet package in no time.
Step 2. Cross verify the Installation
We will cross-verify the installation using both the command line and graphical user interface. Let us perform the verification using the command line first. Run the following command and see if it returns the valid version number for BasKet.
$ basket --version
If you see what is shown in the above screenshot then BasKet is available on your system. You can also look into your system dashboard. I am using the LXQT desktop environment which looks like below.
Step 3. Launch BasKet on Debian 11
Now we will launch the BasKet on Debian 11 using the LXQT desktop environment. You can choose either of the graphical or command-line methods. I am demonstrating the graphical method as discussed previously.
Once you locate the package name, click and launch.
Step 4. Remove BasKet on Debian 11
We used Debian packages to install BasKet. It is then simple to remove it from our system. You will need the following command to remove the packages.
$ sudo apt remove basket
Conclusion
We worked on a new package for our note-taking needs. You have noticed that it is simple and easy to install and remove on Debian 11. BasKet is an ultimate and quality note-taking application for Linux users.
Karim Buzdar holds a degree in telecommunication engineering and holds several sysadmin certifications including CCNA RS, SCP, and ACE. As an IT engineer and technical author, he writes for various websites.
