Cohesion

Cohesion is an unofficial Notion client for Linux, developed using Electron. Since Notion does not offer an official app for Linux users, Cohesion provides an alternative solution.

Help wanted!

• https://github.com/brunofin/cohesion/issues/25 A new app icon is needed. If you'd like to contribute, please read the ticket and feel free to submit a PR!

Disclaimer

Cohesion functions as a wrapper for https://notion.so/, maintaining the integrity of the official webpage (html, css, and javascript). It's important to note that Cohesion is not endorsed, affiliated with, or supported by Notion Inc.

Known Issues

While Cohesion aims to provide a seamless Notion experience on Linux, there are some known issues that users should be aware of:

• Currently, OAuth login is not supported. Users must authenticate using temporary Notion login codes.
• Support multiple tabs.

Installation

Recommended Method: Flathub

The easiest way to install Cohesion is through Flathub, where the official Flatpak build is maintained and updated promptly after each release.

Manifest: https://github.com/flathub/io.github.brunofin.Cohesion

Arch Linux users: AUR

There is also a community-maintained package on the Arch Linux User Repository (AUR): cohesion-git

Browser extensions

Use the browser extension to open Notion links shared in 3rd party apps such as Slack, directly in the Cohesion desktop app. Their source code is also included in this repository.

CLI Arguments

Cohesion supports command-line arguments to customize its behavior:

• --start-hidden: Launches Cohesion in a hidden state, accessible from the system tray.
• --disable-spellcheck: Disables spellcheck in the editor. In the future, users will be able to do that through the app settings, and select multiple languages.

Development

Contributions to Cohesion are welcome! If you'd like to get involved, follow these steps to set up the development environment:

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/brunofin/cohesion.git
cd cohesion

2. Install dependencies

npm install

3. Run or build the project

npm start # Compile and run
npm run build # Compile and build

Feel free to submit pull requests and contribute to the improvement of Cohesion!