i will do as adviced: i am trying to get started with setting up Zotero and Notero on my Linux machine first, then - afer that i will do the integration of them with Notion. After that, i hopefully will be able to sync your Notion account with the Android tablet.
well should i take this package - and go ahead!?
AUR has both a zotero and zotero-bin packages already.
well - that would be awesome if i could go and use this package to go ahead!
well i just have heard about Zotero and Notero - and i want to fetch data from opac-requests to my linux machine - are we able to grab bibtex ( https://www.bibtex.com/g/bibtex-format/ ) formate from the public available catalogues and store it to the local linux machine!? that would be awesome!
Once downloaded, extract the contents of the downloaded archive.
Navigate to the extracted directory and run the Zotero installer. This might involve running a script or executing a binary file depending on how Zotero is packaged for Linux.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
Install Notero:
Notero is a Zotero plugin, so you’ll need to have Zotero installed first.
Copy the extracted notero directory to Zotero’s plugins directory. This directory is usually located in ~/.zotero/zotero/, but it might vary depending on your installation.
Enable Notero in Zotero:
Once Notero is copied into Zotero’s plugins directory, launch Zotero.
Go to Zotero’s preferences or settings menu.
Look for the plugins or extensions section and find Notero.
Enable Notero to start using it with Zotero.
These steps should help us install Zotero and Notero on Endeavor Linux.
For step 1, I’d recommend getting Zotero from the AUR (yay -S zotero-bin) rather than downloading from their website. This will generally integrate it better with the rest of the system. You can also install an extension from the Zotero app with Tools: Add-ons, and choosing “Install Add-on from File” from the settings on the upper right.