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Will there be a possibility for something like final draft 7 or celt-x or (my preference) writeway standard to run on the Pandora?
what about scriptwriting software?
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Final Draft will obviously not run on the Pandora.
With Celt-X I can't seem to find the source. And they have 32bit and 64bit versions available for download.
No idea if it could be build for arm. I see that they have a mobile version for the iPhone though.
With Celt-X I can't seem to find the source. And they have 32bit and 64bit versions available for download.
No idea if it could be build for arm. I see that they have a mobile version for the iPhone though.
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It looks like he hasn't done a Linux one yet - http://www.jacob-koehler.de/projekte/portable-celtx/en/downloadlist.php
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"vi" is the best script-writing software I know. It is available on the pandora nand
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he was looking for a good script writing software, not a full OS 
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"but vi has great syntaxhighliting"
Mind you that 'script' here means film-script or similar. Not a script in a programming-language
@ Alex H. G. Kidd you are looking at 'Portable Celtx' which is not the same as: http://celtx.com/
You can download a tarball here: http://celtx.com/addons.html?dlfile=Celtx-2.9.1.tar.bz2
Someone should then take the effort to port it
Mind you that 'script' here means film-script or similar. Not a script in a programming-language
@ Alex H. G. Kidd you are looking at 'Portable Celtx' which is not the same as: http://celtx.com/
You can download a tarball here: http://celtx.com/addons.html?dlfile=Celtx-2.9.1.tar.bz2
Someone should then take the effort to port it
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thanks for the trouble but I'm using scripped.com now, that should still work right? It's browser-based.
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^ Assuming that it doesn't rely on silly Microsoft Windows-only features that only exist in Microsoft Internet Explorer (it's thankfully getting less common now, but it does still happen sometimes), then as far as I know, it should be ok.
That said, I can't find any information on their website as to what it uses or how it works, so I couldn't say for definite.
That said, I can't find any information on their website as to what it uses or how it works, so I couldn't say for definite.
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Which brings us back to Emacs: screenwriter-mode"but vi has great syntaxhighliting"
Mind you that 'script' here means film-script or similar. Not a script in a programming-language
I have never used any software of this type, so I can't comment on the quality.
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