The Wunderlist application on Ubuntu exists. It’s called Wunderlistux and it’s an Electron-based app
Installed and fully functional, even if it recalls the graphical environment of Elementary OS for which it was written, it can also be installed on Ubuntu.
Since the application uses the Wunderlist webapp, we might think that it would be enough to simply open another tab in the browser to be able to use it. In reality it is, even if I have noticed a lightening of the CPU work since using this app. I have a bit of difficulty setting the expiration dates, due to slowness, but to insert new activities or set them as already done is more than excellent.
How to install Wunderlistux
- Download the app from Github, selecting the tar.gz package dedicated to the architecture of our operating system
- Extract the folder from the package and copy it to the usr/lib location (perhaps using the command sudo cp -r folder_source folder_destination from terminal)
- Go to the home/.local/share/applications folder, create the wunderlistux.desktop file (using the sudo gedit wunderlistux.desktop command) by writing it like this
[Desktop Entry] Name=Wunderlistux Exec=/posizione_di_Wunderlistux/Wunderlistux Terminal=false Type=Application Icon=/posizione_di_Wunderlistux/resources/app/images/icon.png
- Restart your computer
At the first access you will be asked to enter the authentication data, obviously, then you will have to wait a minimum for synchronization.