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  3. I am so disappointed in John August and the developers of screenwriting macos app Highland 2 (now Highland Pro).

I am so disappointed in John August and the developers of screenwriting macos app Highland 2 (now Highland Pro).

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    I am so disappointed in John August and the developers of screenwriting macos app Highland 2 (now Highland Pro).

    As another example of #enshitification they created an amazing screewriting simple free application that leveraged the use of the https://fountain.io/ file format... then released an update that deleted Highland 2 and attempts to force users to Highland Pro that tries to force users into a monthly subscription.

    You don't need the update though!

    I'm still rocking their free Highland 2 version (previous download) and found some nice free alternatives that do not require anything to utilize the same functionality!

    - Use terminal Nano with syntax highlighting fountain.nanorc: https://github.com/IBPX/fountain_nano

    - Local version of Afterwriting: https://afterwriting.com/
    Same results creating PDFs as Highland and works with any browser

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      I am so disappointed in John August and the developers of screenwriting macos app Highland 2 (now Highland Pro).

      As another example of #enshitification they created an amazing screewriting simple free application that leveraged the use of the https://fountain.io/ file format... then released an update that deleted Highland 2 and attempts to force users to Highland Pro that tries to force users into a monthly subscription.

      You don't need the update though!

      I'm still rocking their free Highland 2 version (previous download) and found some nice free alternatives that do not require anything to utilize the same functionality!

      - Use terminal Nano with syntax highlighting fountain.nanorc: https://github.com/IBPX/fountain_nano

      - Local version of Afterwriting: https://afterwriting.com/
      Same results creating PDFs as Highland and works with any browser

      Link Preview ImageLink Preview ImageLink Preview Image
      blenderdumbass@mastodon.onlineB This user is from outside of this forum
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      @paulywill Fountain can be used via GNU Emacs. And then I use Trelby to export it.

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        @paulywill Fountain can be used via GNU Emacs. And then I use Trelby to export it.

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        @blenderdumbass i gotta try that one out!

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