Decided to check out Ulysses, because itâs a part of SetApp and I havenât used it in years.
Still hate it.
Decided to check out Ulysses, because itâs a part of SetApp and I havenât used it in years.
Still hate it.
@hjertnes i suppose the tools we love are the ones that work for us. Ulysses has been huge for me with itâs direct connection to wordpress and micro.blog i write more than ever, post more than ever. Curious? What tool(s) work well for you?
@pimoore I canât stand how it hides the markdown and donât let me copy it out as it pasted it in with cmd c
@hjertnes I like it cuz I hate looking at plain markdown lol , it is neat, clean, and beautiful đ»đ
I guess to each there own.
@Gaby that part isnât my big issue with it, I hate that it doesnât copy the markdown by default
@hjertnes ah! I see what youâre saying, yeah, I have had situations in the past where i start something in Drafts then try to copy and paste it to Ulysses and everythign goes to fucks
@pimoore if you know of others that kind of work like Notesy, Editorial etc let me know. Until I buy me an iPad most of the writing hapens on macOS anyways.
@hjertnes In its mild defense, you can copy as Markdown with Opt-Cmd-C. Itâs not that much more onerous. :) While I moved to iA Writer from Ulysses for a while in part for the âI want pure Markdown as normal filesâ stance, Ulysses won me back due to what feels like just better features for long-form writers (sidebar outline of headings, sheets designated as notes, inline comments and annotations, etc.).
@chipotle Yeah, but I expect that if I can paste in markdown, I can also get it out with the default keyboard shortcut
@hjertnes i recently started using Drafts and love it! It is an excellent micro poem composition tool⊠i checked out the other tools you mentioned and i think OmniOutliner is most likely to be useful in my work flow. Thanks for sharing!
@hjertnes @chipotle et al: Iâve been working over the years with an ever-growing set of plain text note files using this series of apps:
Simplenote / Notational Velocity / nvAlt / the Archive
Iâm happy with all of them, but now Iâm back to Simplenote for, well, notes.
I have experimented with Obsidian for writing, but probably wonât stay with it. My current âdraft zeroâ is being written using Highland, for its plain text file format and navigator panel.
@rogerscrafford I liked Highland for writing a screenplay when I attempted to do that, but could never quite get into it for other plain text.