Added Zotero reference manager

[alexandrepalaoro]

I adeed the Zotero reference manager to the apps.
It's a useful tool for anyone that needs to cite the scientific literature in Word.

For more information:
https://www.zotero.org/

Hopefully this is helpful.

[Fmstrat]

Thanks for the submission! Looks like the icon is a PNG inside an SVG.. Is there a license for the icon? Also, it would need to get added to the README.

[alexandrepalaoro]

Sorry for the delay. Things got pretty busy at work.

Regarding the icon, it's free to use according to their own page:
https://www.zotero.org/support/brand
The only issue is that I haven't found a proper SVG icon. I will keep digging until I find a better one.
As soon as I find a proper SVG, I will also update the README.

Thanks for the input!

[HarryWindsor]

@dstillman can you please provide the SVG file for the icon? I saw you added the 256px version zotero/zotero-standalone-build@0f6c27d.

Thank you

[dstillman]

The available icons are on the brand page linked above.

[dstillman]

If I'm understanding this project, I'm a bit confused about this PR, though. Zotero has a native Linux version. Why would you want to run the Windows version on Linux?

[alexandrepalaoro]

The problem was that I could not add references via Zotero in Word unless I also had Zotero in the KVM. I installed Zotero in the KVM, ran Word, and it worked fine.

I tried adding the refs using the Linux-based version, but it did not work.
If there is a better way to do this, I would love to hear it.

[dstillman]

Ah, OK — yes, the native Linux version wouldn't work with Word for Windows in a VM.

[KernelGhost]

@alexandrepalaoro Thank you for your contribution. Unfortunately, this repository has seen little activity and is now quite outdated. Development for WinApps has moved to a new location: https://github.com/winapps-org/winapps. We would be more than happy to review and merge your changes if you would like to submit a new pull request to the active repository. Thank you!