I’ve signed up for a year of Ulysses, but now I’m thinking of returning to Drafts.
I’ve signed up for a year of Ulysses, but now I’m thinking of returning to Drafts.
@leeschneider I thought about switching to Ulysses for novels - I believe Matt Gemmell uses it for his - but I can’t beat Scrivener’s ability to export to ePub with all of its specific settings. I can get a Kindle-ready file straight out of Scrivener pretty quickly.
Though it looks like I’m now down to only 2-3 word processors based on my uses. Scrivener for novels, iA Writer for Grim & Mild scripts/blog posts/micro.blog, and Drafts for quick notes. Though, once Notational Velocity comes out with its new version, I may switch to that for one-off notes.