Yeah, cygwin would be the first thing I'd try for Windows. In fact I listed cygwin as a possibility at first, but took it out as I don't have a Windows machine

Yeah, cygwin would be the first thing I'd try for Windows. In fact I listed cygwin as a possibility at first, but took it out as I don't have a Windows machine ATM, so I didn't want to assume. You can check for cygwin packages on their web search page https://cygwin.com/cgi-bin2/package-grep.cgi https://cygwin.com/cgi-bin2/package-grep.cgi rst2pdf is missing, so mwk pdf and mwk all would fail for rst source files. You could edit that out of the makefile, or find a replacement and alias rst2pdf to it. pandoc is missing from cygwin, but pandoc itself has a windows installer, http://www.pandoc.org/installing.html http://www.pandoc.org/installing.html. That page suggests a latex package for pdf output, so there's a fighting chance you could get markdown working in Miki from cygwin if you put the Windows pandoc in your cygwin path. I've done similar for other tools in the past.