what writing tools do you use?

[Dan Smith]

Me I do my roughs in Kedit, then move them to Open Office or to
Abiword for final checks. What I hope to do is build a writer's
editor. I also write novels and find the tools for writing a novel to
be basically worthless. I wind up doing things on paper as often as
not when it comes to notes, story lines and such because word
processors are so bulky and worthless, and the light editors so poorly
designed for the task.  Mostly it's a matter of sitting down and
finding the time to get back into programming. Hadn't coded anything
major in several years. All the tools have changed.


On 11/6/07, Murray McAllister <murray.mcallister at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am writing on behalf of my fellow content authors at Red Hat Asia
> Pacific. We are curious to know what tools everyone is using for
> writing, including editors, research tools, diagram tools, graphic
> tools, and so on. This is sort of a survey, and we are always keen to
> try out new tools/ways of doing things if they will improve on what we
> currently use.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated, and please don't hesitate to send
> off-list responses to murray.mcallister at gmail.com
>
> Thanks for the help everyone.
>
> I am currently using Kate, but a friend is quickly converting me to jEdit :)
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Murray.
>
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