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I use vim to write Markdown documents and task lists since two years or so. For a while, I had some trouble with the tooling as most stuff is npm based and aut
by arendtio 8y ago
I use vim to write Markdown documents and task lists since two years or so.
For a while, I had some trouble with the tooling as most stuff is npm based and authors releasing on npm do not embrace system package managers (install locally vs. globally etc.). Recently, Okular (the KDE document viewer) got Markdown support, but I don't really like the default style and the font is the only thing you can change.
Nevertheless, yesterday I wrote a script and a css file to convert my Markdown files to PDF files from the command line easily (and with a style I like). The conversion to PDF is important for me as some of the humans around me do not seem to appreciate my markdown files ;-)
For synchronization across devices I use my Nextcloud.