It occurs to me , reading these comments, that Windows/Linux are not really considered to be first class citizens by those who make publishing/authorship software.
Scrivener Windows release trails far behind the Mac release, DevonThink is unavailable elsewhere outside Mac, Vellum is Mac only.
Kind of a shame , no? I understand the whole 'Artists-skew-Apple' thing, but this type of software doesn't have a lot of valid reasons to lack portability to such an extent other than catering to specific markets.
So, if you're an authorship/publishing software person, 'We're out there, and we'd love to use your software on PC.' .
Scrivener Windows release trails far behind the Mac release, DevonThink is unavailable elsewhere outside Mac, Vellum is Mac only.
Kind of a shame , no? I understand the whole 'Artists-skew-Apple' thing, but this type of software doesn't have a lot of valid reasons to lack portability to such an extent other than catering to specific markets.
So, if you're an authorship/publishing software person, 'We're out there, and we'd love to use your software on PC.' .