Search Results
7/15/2025, 3:28:24 PM
>>24550812
Right now, I'm just using LibreOffice. I'll have my manuscript open in one window and my outline in another. It's a bit cumbersome. LibreOffice lags a little when working with longer documents, finding older chapters is a bit of a pain, and it gets annoying to have to keep switching between windows, but it works, I guess. Once I'm done with my current novel, I plan on transitioning into using Manuskript, which is like a FOSS version of Scrivener. I'd switch now, but I'm almost done with my current novel, and it doesn't seem worth the hassle since I'll have to edit the thing in LibreOffice anyway before sending it off.
Right now, I'm just using LibreOffice. I'll have my manuscript open in one window and my outline in another. It's a bit cumbersome. LibreOffice lags a little when working with longer documents, finding older chapters is a bit of a pain, and it gets annoying to have to keep switching between windows, but it works, I guess. Once I'm done with my current novel, I plan on transitioning into using Manuskript, which is like a FOSS version of Scrivener. I'd switch now, but I'm almost done with my current novel, and it doesn't seem worth the hassle since I'll have to edit the thing in LibreOffice anyway before sending it off.
6/26/2025, 3:02:20 AM
Anyone use Manuskript for their writing? I've been looking into alternatives to LibreOffice, and the options available on Loonix are pretty limited. It's either this or an abandoned beta version of Scrivener.
Page 1