Running on Kubuntu 13.10, 64-bit AMD64 version.

Getting the dependencies set up to run Scrivener took a little bit of doing, though I've managed to make it work.

I keep copies of the sci-fi story I'm working on in Scrivener on Dropbox, along with backups to my local drive, and to a thumb drive. The rule of thumb I hear is that to really keep important data save, you should have it on three separate devices. Your local hard drive counts as one, a thumb-drive ...

I've been using Evernote on my Android devices - seems to work pretty well for me.

I've used it for brainstorming, or typing up a little bit of prose, then using the desktop version of Evernote to retrieve the stuff and copy/paste it to Scrivener or wherever I need it.

Replying to KB - looks like there's a few experiments in play. Count me as one of those who are voting "Yes, Scrivener for Android, please!" It seems that it would have to have an interface that isn't necessarily simpler than Scrivener for Mac/Windows/Linux, but different - accommodating t...

meldroc, Hiya, Welcome aboard Scriv'ener. I shouldn't really be criticizing FSoG, because I haven't actually read it, only reviews of it. But, I had the book in my hand, and I just cound not open it. That isn't me at all! If a book gets panned, I'm usually intrigued enough to want a look for myself...

:? Can't see any Mention of 50 Shades Of Grey in there, pal. Bit diapointing... init? I see it as motivational writing. If you ever doubt the quality of your own writing, flip open 50 Shades to a random page, read for a while, and remember that the E L James made millions of dollars off of that wri...