#novelwriter — Public Fediverse posts
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New Post: Taking a look at the new features in the novelWriter 26.2 update.
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New Post: Taking a look at the new features in the novelWriter 26.2 update.
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New Post: Taking a look at the new features in the novelWriter 26.2 update.
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New Post: Taking a look at the new features in the novelWriter 26.2 update.
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New Post: Taking a look at the new features in the novelWriter 26.2 update.
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#WritersCoffeeClub 9/3 If you work digitally, what application do you use? If analog, what do you write on?
I'm at home typing away in #novelWriter . It's excellent for me. I keep my notes and stuff in #obsidian, and create covers for my books in #GIMP.
Anything 'plotting' happens in a LibreCalc spreadsheet.
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#WritersCoffeeClub 9/3 If you work digitally, what application do you use? If analog, what do you write on?
I'm at home typing away in #novelWriter . It's excellent for me. I keep my notes and stuff in #obsidian, and create covers for my books in #GIMP.
Anything 'plotting' happens in a LibreCalc spreadsheet.
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#WritersCoffeeClub 9/3 If you work digitally, what application do you use? If analog, what do you write on?
I'm at home typing away in #novelWriter . It's excellent for me. I keep my notes and stuff in #obsidian, and create covers for my books in #GIMP.
Anything 'plotting' happens in a LibreCalc spreadsheet.
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#WritersCoffeeClub 9/3 If you work digitally, what application do you use? If analog, what do you write on?
I'm at home typing away in #novelWriter . It's excellent for me. I keep my notes and stuff in #obsidian, and create covers for my books in #GIMP.
Anything 'plotting' happens in a LibreCalc spreadsheet.
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#WritersCoffeeClub 9/3 If you work digitally, what application do you use? If analog, what do you write on?
I'm at home typing away in #novelWriter . It's excellent for me. I keep my notes and stuff in #obsidian, and create covers for my books in #GIMP.
Anything 'plotting' happens in a LibreCalc spreadsheet.
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Made a NovelWriter tips and tricks post. Just a few thoughts as I learn how to navigate the app.
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Made a NovelWriter tips and tricks post. Just a few thoughts as I learn how to navigate the app.
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Made a NovelWriter tips and tricks post. Just a few thoughts as I learn how to navigate the app.
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Made a NovelWriter tips and tricks post. Just a few thoughts as I learn how to navigate the app.
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Made a NovelWriter tips and tricks post. Just a few thoughts as I learn how to navigate the app.
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novel-writer 3.5はwith対応
今日公開したnovel-writer 3.5で、macOS/iOS対応の小説エディターwithで作ったプロジェクトを利用できるようになりました。
withのプロジェクトをnovel-writerで開くと、原稿ツリーはwithで並べた順番でファイルが並びます。数字の接頭辞は付与されません。原稿ツリーの順番で原稿のコンパイルは実行されます。
数字の接頭辞なしでファイルが並んでいる対応しているタグが異なるので、表示される文字数はwithとnovel-writerで差が出ます。字下げや段落太字、付箋のような段落を使うタグを多用していると、目に見えて差が出てくるかもしれません。少しずつ対応を進めていきますが、完全一致するのは難しい。
とにかくこのアップデートで、withのプロジェクトをWindowsやLinuxでも活用できるようになりました。withのWindows版やWeb App版を作る予定は今のところありませんので、iOSやmacOSのwithで書いた原稿を活用するときはnovel-writerをお使いください。
withの方も少しだけ修正が必要です。novel-writerで修正したプロジェクトは、文字数や文字ハッシュなどが欠落しています。今夜審査に出すwith story 1.1.5と、with to go 1.1.4が出るまでは安定してプロジェクトが読み込めないかもしれません（私の環境では不具合は出ていません）。半日ほどお待ちくださいませ。
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With RC1 of novelWriter 2026.2 out, I've updated my extremely nerdy NovelWriterExtract tool to version 1.5.0, which supports both the existing project file format and the new one supported by 2026.2.
https://github.com/instancezero/NovelWriterExtract/releases/tag/1.5.0
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With RC1 of novelWriter 2026.2 out, I've updated my extremely nerdy NovelWriterExtract tool to version 1.5.0, which supports both the existing project file format and the new one supported by 2026.2.
https://github.com/instancezero/NovelWriterExtract/releases/tag/1.5.0
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With RC1 of novelWriter 2026.2 out, I've updated my extremely nerdy NovelWriterExtract tool to version 1.5.0, which supports both the existing project file format and the new one supported by 2026.2.
https://github.com/instancezero/NovelWriterExtract/releases/tag/1.5.0
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With RC1 of novelWriter 2026.2 out, I've updated my extremely nerdy NovelWriterExtract tool to version 1.5.0, which supports both the existing project file format and the new one supported by 2026.2.
https://github.com/instancezero/NovelWriterExtract/releases/tag/1.5.0
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With RC1 of novelWriter 2026.2 out, I've updated my extremely nerdy NovelWriterExtract tool to version 1.5.0, which supports both the existing project file format and the new one supported by 2026.2.
https://github.com/instancezero/NovelWriterExtract/releases/tag/1.5.0
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It's bizarre how I can start 2 instances of novelwriter on Linux in half the time it takes to start 1 on Windows.
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It's bizarre how I can start 2 instances of novelwriter on Linux in half the time it takes to start 1 on Windows.
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It's bizarre how I can start 2 instances of novelwriter on Linux in half the time it takes to start 1 on Windows.
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It's bizarre how I can start 2 instances of novelwriter on Linux in half the time it takes to start 1 on Windows.
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It's bizarre how I can start 2 instances of novelwriter on Linux in half the time it takes to start 1 on Windows.
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@novelwriter
Working on Chromebook plus. I used the Appimage. There were a couple of workarounds.1) it doesn't work with ChromeOS Wayland, so I have to run as "QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb NovelWriter.AppImage"
I symlink the current version to NovelWriter.AppImage so that I can upgrade and downgrade easily.
2) I had to "apt install enchant-2" to get the spellcheck to work.After that I created a .desktop file so that it appears in the ChromeOS App menu.
Chromebooks are cheap, light, and portable, and have a long battery life. You need one with the "Chromebook plus" specification to run Linux apps.
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@novelwriter
Working on Chromebook plus. I used the Appimage. There were a couple of workarounds.1) it doesn't work with ChromeOS Wayland, so I have to run as "QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb NovelWriter.AppImage"
I symlink the current version to NovelWriter.AppImage so that I can upgrade and downgrade easily.
2) I had to "apt install enchant-2" to get the spellcheck to work.After that I created a .desktop file so that it appears in the ChromeOS App menu.
Chromebooks are cheap, light, and portable, and have a long battery life. You need one with the "Chromebook plus" specification to run Linux apps.
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@novelwriter
Working on Chromebook plus. I used the Appimage. There were a couple of workarounds.1) it doesn't work with ChromeOS Wayland, so I have to run as "QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb NovelWriter.AppImage"
I symlink the current version to NovelWriter.AppImage so that I can upgrade and downgrade easily.
2) I had to "apt install enchant-2" to get the spellcheck to work.After that I created a .desktop file so that it appears in the ChromeOS App menu.
Chromebooks are cheap, light, and portable, and have a long battery life. You need one with the "Chromebook plus" specification to run Linux apps.
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@novelwriter
Working on Chromebook plus. I used the Appimage. There were a couple of workarounds.1) it doesn't work with ChromeOS Wayland, so I have to run as "QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb NovelWriter.AppImage"
I symlink the current version to NovelWriter.AppImage so that I can upgrade and downgrade easily.
2) I had to "apt install enchant-2" to get the spellcheck to work.After that I created a .desktop file so that it appears in the ChromeOS App menu.
Chromebooks are cheap, light, and portable, and have a long battery life. You need one with the "Chromebook plus" specification to run Linux apps.
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@novelwriter
Working on Chromebook plus. I used the Appimage. There were a couple of workarounds.1) it doesn't work with ChromeOS Wayland, so I have to run as "QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb NovelWriter.AppImage"
I symlink the current version to NovelWriter.AppImage so that I can upgrade and downgrade easily.
2) I had to "apt install enchant-2" to get the spellcheck to work.After that I created a .desktop file so that it appears in the ChromeOS App menu.
Chromebooks are cheap, light, and portable, and have a long battery life. You need one with the "Chromebook plus" specification to run Linux apps.
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I open novelWriter so often that I click that icon even when I want to open another program.
Just happened again.
True story. -
I open novelWriter so often that I click that icon even when I want to open another program.
Just happened again.
True story. -
I open novelWriter so often that I click that icon even when I want to open another program.
Just happened again.
True story. -
I open novelWriter so often that I click that icon even when I want to open another program.
Just happened again.
True story. -
I open novelWriter so often that I click that icon even when I want to open another program.
Just happened again.
True story. -
I was thinking of trying Bibisco but I've realised that the free @novelwriter has one serious advantage that will make me stick with it. It supports smart quotes while you type! Yes, Bibisco, you can export as a document, load into a word processor and change the quotes from " to “ and ” but that's so fiddly and so much chance of an error.
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I was thinking of trying Bibisco but I've realised that the free @novelwriter has one serious advantage that will make me stick with it. It supports smart quotes while you type! Yes, Bibisco, you can export as a document, load into a word processor and change the quotes from " to “ and ” but that's so fiddly and so much chance of an error.
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I was thinking of trying Bibisco but I've realised that the free @novelwriter has one serious advantage that will make me stick with it. It supports smart quotes while you type! Yes, Bibisco, you can export as a document, load into a word processor and change the quotes from " to “ and ” but that's so fiddly and so much chance of an error.
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I was thinking of trying Bibisco but I've realised that the free @novelwriter has one serious advantage that will make me stick with it. It supports smart quotes while you type! Yes, Bibisco, you can export as a document, load into a word processor and change the quotes from " to “ and ” but that's so fiddly and so much chance of an error.
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I was thinking of trying Bibisco but I've realised that the free @novelwriter has one serious advantage that will make me stick with it. It supports smart quotes while you type! Yes, Bibisco, you can export as a document, load into a word processor and change the quotes from " to “ and ” but that's so fiddly and so much chance of an error.
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I use #novelWriter for my fiction writing, so I'm not planning on migrating that. I quite like Novelwriter (stylized novelWriter).
My technical notes are markdown files that I manage with a regular text editor (#xed and #micro).
I use #LibreOffice for print-outs for my #PathfinderRPG game. It lets me do page layout. For that stuff I try to squeeze much data on one page, and occasionally print player-facing documents as well.
I may not have an Obsidian use-case.
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I use #novelWriter for my fiction writing, so I'm not planning on migrating that. I quite like Novelwriter (stylized novelWriter).
My technical notes are markdown files that I manage with a regular text editor (#xed and #micro).
I use #LibreOffice for print-outs for my #PathfinderRPG game. It lets me do page layout. For that stuff I try to squeeze much data on one page, and occasionally print player-facing documents as well.
I may not have an Obsidian use-case.
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I use #novelWriter for my fiction writing, so I'm not planning on migrating that. I quite like Novelwriter (stylized novelWriter).
My technical notes are markdown files that I manage with a regular text editor (#xed and #micro).
I use #LibreOffice for print-outs for my #PathfinderRPG game. It lets me do page layout. For that stuff I try to squeeze much data on one page, and occasionally print player-facing documents as well.
I may not have an Obsidian use-case.
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I use #novelWriter for my fiction writing, so I'm not planning on migrating that. I quite like Novelwriter (stylized novelWriter).
My technical notes are markdown files that I manage with a regular text editor (#xed and #micro).
I use #LibreOffice for print-outs for my #PathfinderRPG game. It lets me do page layout. For that stuff I try to squeeze much data on one page, and occasionally print player-facing documents as well.
I may not have an Obsidian use-case.
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I use #novelWriter for my fiction writing, so I'm not planning on migrating that. I quite like Novelwriter (stylized novelWriter).
My technical notes are markdown files that I manage with a regular text editor (#xed and #micro).
I use #LibreOffice for print-outs for my #PathfinderRPG game. It lets me do page layout. For that stuff I try to squeeze much data on one page, and occasionally print player-facing documents as well.
I may not have an Obsidian use-case.
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#WordWeavers 7 What writing or publishing resource do you think everyone should know about?
I find that the project notes system in #NovelWriter is lightweight enough to be useful when I'm actually writing, both for adding notes about things like character names as I create them and for looking things up on the fly.
I prefer Sigil to Calibre for tweaking epubs, but my user interface preferences are ... odd.
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#WordWeavers 7 What writing or publishing resource do you think everyone should know about?
I find that the project notes system in #NovelWriter is lightweight enough to be useful when I'm actually writing, both for adding notes about things like character names as I create them and for looking things up on the fly.
I prefer Sigil to Calibre for tweaking epubs, but my user interface preferences are ... odd.
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#WordWeavers 7 What writing or publishing resource do you think everyone should know about?
I find that the project notes system in #NovelWriter is lightweight enough to be useful when I'm actually writing, both for adding notes about things like character names as I create them and for looking things up on the fly.
I prefer Sigil to Calibre for tweaking epubs, but my user interface preferences are ... odd.
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#WordWeavers 7 What writing or publishing resource do you think everyone should know about?
I find that the project notes system in #NovelWriter is lightweight enough to be useful when I'm actually writing, both for adding notes about things like character names as I create them and for looking things up on the fly.
I prefer Sigil to Calibre for tweaking epubs, but my user interface preferences are ... odd.
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#WordWeavers 7 What writing or publishing resource do you think everyone should know about?
I find that the project notes system in #NovelWriter is lightweight enough to be useful when I'm actually writing, both for adding notes about things like character names as I create them and for looking things up on the fly.
I prefer Sigil to Calibre for tweaking epubs, but my user interface preferences are ... odd.
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Nice to know.
For auto-replace sequences in Novelwriter that have a quote in them, it's necessary to escape (add a \) in front of them to show the quote.I love this software.
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Nice to know.
For auto-replace sequences in Novelwriter that have a quote in them, it's necessary to escape (add a \) in front of them to show the quote.I love this software.
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Nice to know.
For auto-replace sequences in Novelwriter that have a quote in them, it's necessary to escape (add a \) in front of them to show the quote.I love this software.
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Nice to know.
For auto-replace sequences in Novelwriter that have a quote in them, it's necessary to escape (add a \) in front of them to show the quote.I love this software.
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Nice to know.
For auto-replace sequences in Novelwriter that have a quote in them, it's necessary to escape (add a \) in front of them to show the quote.I love this software.
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Still stunned that Novelwriter starts in 3 seconds on my Linux box and in 15 on the windows work machine.
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Still stunned that Novelwriter starts in 3 seconds on my Linux box and in 15 on the windows work machine.
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Still stunned that Novelwriter starts in 3 seconds on my Linux box and in 15 on the windows work machine.
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Still stunned that Novelwriter starts in 3 seconds on my Linux box and in 15 on the windows work machine.