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I like pandoc. I've been using Typora [1] for all of my writing, and it's decent, but a little slow. What editor do HN folks use? I wonder if there's a leaner
by disqard 8y ago
I like pandoc. I've been using Typora [1] for all of my writing, and it's decent, but a little slow.
What editor do HN folks use? I wonder if there's a leaner editor out there with an equally nice distraction-free editing interface. Thanks in advance!
[1] https://typora.io/ https://typora.io/
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