Is - or will - this app able to be used on Linux as well?

[DanK-night]

Is this app ported to Linux also? Ideally the solutuon I use for my needs would use synced data and I would be able to interface on Linux and Android.

Is this just a pipe dream and I should just look elsewhere, or might it be done with this?

[chindaronit]

Currently the application is just for android, synchronizing data between multiple devices would require a live distributed server and currently flux stores your data locally on your own mobile, Currently there's no near future plans for this application to buy a server for this.
So answer would be no.

[DanK-night]

It would not necessarily need a man-in-the-middle host on your part, as the user could setup their own central shared location on their own server.

But regardless, I love the app on Android, and I think you've done a spectacular job with the design and functionality. Unfortunately though I really need something I can use across platforms so I'll most likely wind up doing something that's stored and hosted on my NAS and can be used on a front-end anywhere. Maybe something with a web interface. Not sure yet.

But if I only needed Android I would stick with Flux. You've done a good job coming close to MS OneNote. OneNote in my opinion is the best thing Microsoft has ever produced and it's a shame I can no longer trust them.

So for what it's worth, Flux is beautifully done.