I may have asked this before, but what are your favorite software/tips for writing fiction on Linux computers?
So far I've got a list of markdown editors that run on Linux:
📝 novelWriter https://novelwriter.io/
📝 Typora https://typora.io/
📝 Ghostwriter https://wereturtle.github.io/ghostwriter/
@takeonrules @schlink
yep, I agree emacs orgmode could be very nice for that.
In the same document, you can write, take unexported notes, add todo's and make a knowledge base with org-roam.
Then you can directly export beautiful pdf (through LaTeX) or html or epub...
@schlink vim with the goyo plug-in is pretty good.
@art ah, I have that in my vimrc but kind of forgot about it
@schlink I've been trying out Manuskript as a writing software: https://www.theologeek.ch/manuskript/
As for fonts, I do most of my writing in Inconsolata.
@noelle ooo thank you!
@noelle it’s so interesting to see how these are organized. The way it handles characters, word count-as-goals, plots, POV, etc.
@schlink
Zim zim-wiki.org
Suggestions for fonts that you enjoying writing not-code words with are welcome too!