#WritersCoffeeClub Sep. 11 – What's a part of your process you'd give free advertising to?
I'll always give free advertising to #Emacs, specifically Org Mode for writing! It's what I replaced Scrivener with when I switched to Linux, and I've blogged about that transition. https://ljwrites.blog/posts/how-i-got-into-emacs/ Text can be broken up hierarchically (chapters and scenes are some basic examples) and headings collapsed for outline view, and the individual modules can be moved around and refiled to other headings. Version control is a breeze with Emacs' Magit package, and export is available for a whole bunch of file formats.
Also, in case it's unclear, Org files are 100% text files. My icon headers are not graphical elements but nested asterisks rendered as Nerd Font icons with a personalized version of the book-mode package. The asterisks, raw link code, and other text elements show up as such on other text editors like vanilla Vim.
This means I get all the advantages of text files, such as software agnosticism and version control, with additional perks on Emacs like modular treatment of text, show/collapse, clickable links, and of course the pretty icons.