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Posted by Amontillado
Jan 12, 2019 at 03:32 AM

 

There is a new beta open for a new Ulysses release - https://ulysses.app/blog/.

There is going to be an editor split view, which is probably more of a big deal for IOS than on the Mac. You can already open multiple windows into a file (or multiple files).

I don’t like the in-app storage in Ulysses. I would greatly prefer to store my text in Devonthink with my other notes and files.

Ulysses always draws me back, though. I like the fluid sync and consistent features between IOS and MacOS.

 


Posted by satis
Jan 12, 2019 at 01:58 PM

 

Side-by-side views of the different parts of the same document would be welcome, although in Ulysses I’ve trained myself by this point to break down long documents into numerous smaller sheets.

 


Posted by Paul Korm
Jan 12, 2019 at 05:18 PM

 

There is a beta program for Ulysses 15.

https://ulysses.app/beta

I took a pass on this because of the compatibility

> The Ulysses beta accesses the same library as the released version of the app. If existing sheets are edited with the beta version, they may be updated to a new file format, making them unreadable for older Ulysses versions.

 


Posted by Amontillado
Jan 13, 2019 at 04:04 AM

 

satis wrote:
Side-by-side views of the different parts of the same document would be
>welcome, although in Ulysses I’ve trained myself by this point to break
>down long documents into numerous smaller sheets.

If you’re talking about IOS, you’re right. I didn’t realize when I first started using Ulysses that this can be done in the Mac version. File -> New Window does the trick.

 


Posted by Jeffery Smith
Jan 13, 2019 at 04:35 PM

 

I hear such positive things about Bear and Ulysses, and I have tried each in my workflow without really liking either. I keep reading about how “beautiful” Bear is, but it looks pretty much like Ulysses to me.

 


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