it's amazing what people will do to avoid using emacs
This is a strange way to say "stubbornly use an editor that is inferior to vim". :P
Maybe he uses Evil-Mode
novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
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Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#12If anyone is looking for a paid product, Scriviner has been amazing for my novel writing productivity. You can sync your smart phone version to your desktop version using Dropbox. It gives you Jira level power over how your organize your project and has really easy export functionality that turns your writing into all kinds of industry standard sizing and layouts.
I know it sounds like I'm affiliated based on that gushing review but I am not, just a really happy writer that finally found a good tool and wanted to share!
Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#13If anyone is looking for a paid product, Scriviner has been amazing for my novel writing productivity. You can sync your smart phone version to your desktop version using Dropbox. It gives you Jira level power over how your organize your project and has really easy export functionality that turns your writing into all kinds of industry standard sizing and layouts. I know it sounds like I'm affiliated based on that gu…
> It gives you Jira level power
I’d rethink this analogy for the HN crowd
Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#14Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#15If anyone is looking for a paid product, Scriviner has been amazing for my novel writing productivity. You can sync your smart phone version to your desktop version using Dropbox. It gives you Jira level power over how your organize your project and has really easy export functionality that turns your writing into all kinds of industry standard sizing and layouts. I know it sounds like I'm affiliated based on that gu…
> It gives you Jira level power I’d rethink this analogy for the HN crowd
Working on CPTR-045
Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#16If anyone is looking for a paid product, Scriviner has been amazing for my novel writing productivity. You can sync your smart phone version to your desktop version using Dropbox. It gives you Jira level power over how your organize your project and has really easy export functionality that turns your writing into all kinds of industry standard sizing and layouts. I know it sounds like I'm affiliated based on that gu…
Out of interest what kind of file format does Scriviner use? Is it vaguely human readable or some kind of proprietary blob?
Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#17Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#18If anyone is looking for a paid product, Scriviner has been amazing for my novel writing productivity. You can sync your smart phone version to your desktop version using Dropbox. It gives you Jira level power over how your organize your project and has really easy export functionality that turns your writing into all kinds of industry standard sizing and layouts. I know it sounds like I'm affiliated based on that gu…
Out of interest what kind of file format does Scriviner use? Is it vaguely human readable or some kind of proprietary blob?
Proprietary with exports to markdown, PDF, RTF, plain text, etc.
Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#19If anyone is looking for a paid product, Scriviner has been amazing for my novel writing productivity. You can sync your smart phone version to your desktop version using Dropbox. It gives you Jira level power over how your organize your project and has really easy export functionality that turns your writing into all kinds of industry standard sizing and layouts. I know it sounds like I'm affiliated based on that gu…
> Jira level power
No thanks
Re: novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels
#20If anyone is looking for a paid product, Scriviner has been amazing for my novel writing productivity. You can sync your smart phone version to your desktop version using Dropbox. It gives you Jira level power over how your organize your project and has really easy export functionality that turns your writing into all kinds of industry standard sizing and layouts. I know it sounds like I'm affiliated based on that gu…
Out of interest what kind of file format does Scriviner use? Is it vaguely human readable or some kind of proprietary blob?
If I recall correctly a Scriviner file is actually a nested collection of rich text format (.rtf) files with a indexing file.