Due to an entry on shay_writes about using Microsoft's program OneNote, I followed a link to a NaNo discussion on novel software. (That would be software to use while writing novels.) They've listed some applications that aid the writing process. And they're freeware. (Overly simplified definition: they're free!)
In alphabetical order:
Rough Draft: A "word processor for creative writers." Found here.
Q10: A very awesome-looking program. It says it will automatically count/display your words, provide an arrangeable format, time your writing sessions with an alarm, and wash your dishes at the same time. Sadly, it's only available in a Windows format.
yWriter4: "It's a word processor which breaks your novel into chapters and scenes." Available here. This one allows you to storyboard (!!) and re-order scenes and renumbers chapters automatically.
I'm still looking at things that will work on Ubuntu. It'd be nice to be able to switch between Windows and Linux without having do to a stupid dance. I'll let you know. (Other program suggestions are welcome.)
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