Writing Software Recommendation

>>9209488
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Scrivener seems handy for long format things. Otherwise notepad does enough.

Texmaker

>>9209490
>>9209498

You guys have used your programs though right, not just listing them off?

I hear Final Draft is good too for screenplays and scripts

Anyone have suggestions for novels/novellas?

>>9209488
Microsoft word, holyshit why would you need anything else

>>9209488
vim + TeX is the only correct answer

>>9209514
because MS Word is the software embodiment of autism

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>>9209488
>that screenshot

Fucking hell, what is that garbage?
You're not roleplaying on a bloody MMO, your writing will be a burning bag of dog shit if you try to write like that

>>9209513
Yes, I have used and still use Scrivener, only for novel and 6000+ word pieces. Not screenplays or scripts.

>>9209514
>>9209523

Why use Word when you can use Google Drive since it comes with auto backup/auto save and collaboration built into the system plus compatibility with other OSes

>>9209529
It's bibisco its more of a helping tool than writing software.

>>9209535

Thanks for the heads up dude I'll try to use the trial

>>9209536
Good writing comes exclusively from an intuitive connection to contradictions of social discourse, the minute you lose faith in that connection and refer to "helping tools" like that to outline your work is the moment any hope of worthwhile work is lost.

>>9209536
have fun getting your privacy raped by Google

>>9209591

implying I haven't given it to them of my own free will instead of big daddy Micro$oft

>>9209598
>he doesn't realize I use linux
rekt

>>9209604

>linux
>no games

>>9209609
>having fun
pleb

>>9209613

gotcha nigga, what you up to anywas fool

>>9209556
Just pirate it, it's not hard. It's not so much more useful than Open Office or notepad that I'd pay for it.