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Curtis Gedak edited this page Jun 4, 2019
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- Manuskript Download
- Alternate Manuskript Download
- TIP: Install pandoc for more export document formats such as ePub, OpenDocument (LibreOffice), and DocX (MS Word).
- Run Manuskript from Source Code on Linux
- Run Manuskript from Source Code on Windows
- Run Manuskript from Source Code on Mac OS X
- How to start a new project
- How to Use Manuskript to Write a Fiction Novel
- How to keep track of important items
- How to Add a Spellcheck Language Dictionary
- How to Add Images to a Project
- How to run manuskript globally, from anywhere (Linux)
- Overview of Manuskript Panes
- Overview of Manuskript Right Sidebar
- Overview of Manuskript Menu
- Overview of Manuskript Settings
- See answered questions in the issues tracker
The goal of Manuskript is to ease the task of writing large projects by providing facilities to stay organized and track details, while also keeping distractions to a minimum.
To maximize flexibility an open and plain text file format is used enabling collaboration with third-party tools.
For future plans, see the Roadmap.
- All code changes and Pull Requests should be based on the develop branch.
Tip: Add--consoleas last option on command line to use IPython Jupyter QT Console as a debugging aid.
- Translate Manuskript in a new language, or update existing translation
- Package Manuskript for Linux with dpkg --> .deb
- Package Manuskript for Linux with rpm --> .rpm
- Package Manuskript for Linux with PyInstaller (Notes for linux packagers: removable files)
- Package Manuskript for Windows with PyInstaller
- Package Manuskript for OS X with PyInstaller
- Bundle manuskript for OS X with Platypus
- Package Manuskript for Linux with Stdeb - NOTE: Does Not Work
- [Packaging]-Generate-Windows-binaries-with-pyInstaller-(HowTo) - NOTE: Older HowTo
- Creating manuskript binary for Android and IOS - Help Wanted