sys-update VS notion-repackaged

I always disliked updating my system. Typing sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade takes time and searching for the last time i updated was also annoying. At some point i created an alias but then switched my shell. This is why i now created a simple script sys-update. This allows me to use one simple command to update my system. If anyone has a similar "problem" and is interested in this script you can check it out on GitHub.

Maybe Notion, There is a project that creates a port of the Windows application to Linux called Notion Enhancer

Notion enhancer provide two versions enhanced and vanilla and doing well for me link

Here's the one that's packaged in the AUR, you can install either the appimage or the RPM (I'd recommend the RPM) from the releases page

vanilla notion

First of all, I really appreciate for Notion's recent development. I would like to request new feature. I have been using Notion Enhanced extensively because of minimize to system tray icon. I can show or hide by using the shortcut Shift + Ctrl + A.

Browser, but you can use the Notion Enhanced desktop app which comes with this tweak inbuilt and lots more, although it is kinda bugged atm with some features not working, but I know the dev is working on fixing things, be sure to check out their discord if you have further questions about their app. Ctrl+alt+e opens up the menu when you are inside Notion Enhanced, go to the extensions tab and activate "tweaks" once activated in the sidebar you can find hide "Type '/' for commands", you can also user your own css inserts through the program.

Notion still does not support Linux. There is an unofficial snap package of Notion which has terrible performance (bad startup time, lag, freezes). A much better alternative is https://notion-enhancer.github.io/getting-started/installation/