Another vote for an android version here. As tablets surpass laptops, and some can even use Bluetooth keyboards, it appears to me at least that android is a necessary platform for Scrivener, just as much as iOS is.

Somebody running that Second Life game posted a way to make their program run, perhaps that would apply to 13.10 and Scrivener?

http://wiki.phoenixviewer.com/ia32-libs-in-ubuntu-13-10

FYI: I had thought that using a type1 font for composition might render better, but it does only slightly. I think it might be more of a function of the X based rendering than anything to do with Scrivener specifically. If you drop your Linux font hinting to "slight", you'll see better res...

I'm using it in production too. Works fine, just lacks some functions and cosmetics that I had grown used to using in the OSX version.

Good to hear. I was going to put CentOS in a VM to test it out, and glad to hear it works with Scrivener. Thanks for the report. Oh, there are still some cosmetic and functional differences between the OSX and Linux versions (and Win too). You'll see them as you run through it. Hope the devs can cat...

Hmm, I don't have any problems with .ODT or .DOCX exports. I'm on Ubuntu 13.04b rolling. I wasn't having problems with Mint 14 either.

As far as importing files, I've always found it easier to save them as text files in the word processor first, then importing the text file instead. I've never done anything with PDF imports, though, is that even possible?

Thanks, I thought as much but you never know if someone might have found a trick out there that you don't know about, unless you ask.

Is there any way to get Scrivener to run on a PPC (an old G4 tower in my case) running Ubuntu 10.10?