Screenwriting software for SOLUS?

SOLUSfiddler

Hi everyone!

Is there any screenwriting software for SOLUS like there is for the DEB and RPM worlds?
Screenwriting requires certain formats that screenwriting software has built in (the Master Scene Format or the Master Scene Script).

For the DEB and RPM worlds there are

Dramaqueen (out-of-date)
Trelby (out-of-date)
Fade In
Kit Scenarist

Then there are plugins for general word processing software or text editors such as

Screenwright (LibreOffice)
Screenplay-Modus (Emacs)
Pago (Vim)
Fountain (Vim)
Hollywood (LaTeX & LyX)

Of course there is also browser-based software like

Celtx
Studiobinder
Afterwriting
Supernotecard

You see, there is a lot going on in the screenwriting world of linux users but I haven't found any screenwriting software for the SOLUS desktop as yet.

Have I missed anything?

algent

SOLUSfiddler

Trelby (out-of-date)

We have this in repository, but this is an old program. The development for it stopped about 4 years ago.
https://github.com/oskusalerma/trelby

brent

Basically you are asking if there are any tar.gz packages that could be compiled, or anything you overlooked? Great questions.
I have no idea what is in Snap or Flatpak but I think it's WayCool libre writer has a plugin for this.
Of the 13 programs you listed, my biggest fear is they would all have different incompatible file extensions and you couldn't open your screenplay in many...
Keep on writing, Fiddler. The world needs a good comedy this year!

kyrios

If you find a good one, you can always do a package request

SOLUSfiddler

SOLVED!
I read about KIT Scenarist, the sort of standard screenwriting software on linux, in the latest edition of the (German) magazine linuxUSER. The article's author didn't mention that on the KIT Scenarist's website there is also an AppImage that you can install (or rather: run) on linux systems that are not part of the DEB or RPM worlds.
I just happened to find that out by coincidence.

So, I downloaded the AppImage (latest stable version), integrated it in my system (by using the wonderful menulibre!) and ran it:
Alas, it works just fine, with full language integration and all, and I don't even have to install it. Hooray!

Trelby:
The author of above-mentioned article wrote in another article that Trelby was based on Python 2.6/2.7 and that there hadn't been any changes to its code since 2012! So, outdated.

Thing with package requests is that I wouldn't be able to judge if

KIT Scenarist can be re-packaged for SOLUS, if that would be allowed,
how I would have to find out if it would be.

Solved my own problem, it seems! 😄
(And, by the way, it's my daughter I need screenwriting software for; her lappy is running SOLUS, too...)