The vanilla versions of those programmes are also pretty unusable. But they are also a huge distraction for a writer who just wants to write. I waded into the Emacs and Spacemacs ecosystem because I was told there was a large community. For these reasons, I've been exploring different text editing solutions over the last few months. Presently the Highland app is buggy and not ideal (also going up in price). Fountain is the best markup language screenwriting and works well for poetry and prose. Both are too fiddly if you're formatting while writing (and don't have an assistant to code your formatting for you later). Not to mention, who hasn't fought tooth and knife with a what-you-see-is-what-you-get editor because it sounded more like a threat than a promise? No, I don't want that word italicized you _useless waste of a handful of sand_-the emphasis stops **here**.) I've used LaTeX for years for prose but it is not ideal for screenwriting or poetry. (The bloat and kitchen sink philosophy of MS Word makes gives me night-horrors. I prefer markup languages over WYSIWYG simply because I don't want to be distracted what WYSISYG GUI editors offer. I'm a screenwriter, essayist and poet and I've been looking for an editor that would allow me to write in all of these forms. CudaText review by editorialdog (May 20, 2017)
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