Is there a free cloud-based, multi-platform writing application around?
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If not, what are /tech/ tips for making one?
(Bonus points if it has the option to set a dark background.)
Post number #303329, ID: ceb473
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Just writing?
Post number #303338, ID: ceb473
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Wouldn't any server based notepad application work?
Post number #303527, ID: 37e01a
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You mean like Evernote or turtl?
Post number #303536, ID: 02eb96
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If you're happy selling your soul, Google Docs is alright.
Post number #303605, ID: 45e2f0
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https://writer.bighugelabs.com if you dont mind having to use browser/sign up. You can turn off the clacky-typewriter sounds too I think
Post number #303607, ID: 45e2f0
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wait nvm it's only cloud-based if you have pro
Post number #303984, ID: 7bf78e
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What does "writing application" mean? A web based text editor?
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In the later case, one can have: - https://www.tinymce.com/ - https://ace.c9.io/ - https://quilljs.com/
If you want to write books with typesettings, fonts, paragraphs, ToC, and all the bells and whistles, you should seriously consider TeX/LaTeX and have a look at: - https://latexbase.com/
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>>303605 I tried that, but it doesn't have a synced Android app so
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>>303984 Could be, but with formatting options (like Word).
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>>304128 Google Docs
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If you want it the hard way, then write yourself a python program that will get text from your server/pc idk, and then save to file, also writing a text editor itself in python shouldn't be hard, and its CrOsSpLaTfOrM.
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| If not, what are /tech/ tips for making one?
(Bonus points if it has the option to set a dark background.)