Urpo Lankinen

Oulu, Finland

Writing software

Stuff I use for writing stories, blogging, and like.

C	Conman's Dictionary Notes: A random "real" application I've worked on myself. It's probably useless for everyone else. =)
B	Bean: An OS X Word Processor Community rating: 5 Notes: TextRoom doesn't have an OSX port yet, but this thing does all of the same stuff just as well!
S	Storybook Notes: An interesting app for organising novel story structure. I used this for a nanowrimo project and it was awesome.
C	Celtx Community rating: 4 Notes: An interesting app for writing scripts - I'm using it for my webcomic. Too bad it doesn't understand novel/short story stuff too well yet!
	LibreOffice Community rating: 4 Notes:
	LanguageTool Community rating: 4 Notes:
P	pandoc Community rating: 4 Notes:
	Git Community rating: 4 Notes: Nope, Git is not just for code! Git is incredibly handy for versioning, and syncing stuff back and forth between many computers!
	Apache OpenOffice Community rating: 3 Notes: Probably transitioning to LibreOffice.
T	TextRoom Community rating: 5 Notes: Nice distractionless writing environment for Linux and Windows. Used succesfully for nanowrimo '10.

What is a Stack?

It's a list of software used to accomplish something. LAMP is an example.

To add a project to your stack, click 'Show Recommendations for this Stack' at the top middle of this page and then click 'I use this' on the projects you use.