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PanWriter: Cross-platform writing tool runs on anything and outputs to anything
- giantdude 4y agoFor some definition of 'anything', a computer that can run a 100MB Electron executable...
- icegreentea2 4y agoYeah. Don't put that against the tool though - that's just the register's crappy headline. Tool website has a much better (IMHO) tagline: "Markdown editor for macOS, Windows and Linux."
- dejot 4y ago130 MB pandoc GUI for macOS, Windows and Linux
- CharlesW 4y ago"Awesome" list of Markdown editors: https://github.com/mundimark/awesome-markdown-editors https://github.com/mundimark/awesome-markdown-editors
- innocentoldguy 4y agoHere’s a link to the PanWriter project, for those who don’t want to read through a meandering article about it. https://panwriter.com/ https://panwriter.com/
- encryptluks2 4y agoPretty much a anything that uses PanDoc under the hood can do the same thing. I for one would like to see someone extend the cmark C libraries to add some new extensions like admonitions, tabs, graphs (using YAML), etc. PanDoc is awesome but all those Haskell libraries can be quite bloated. Ghostwriter can use multiple libraries and does essentially the same thing but doesn't rely on Electron.
- type0 4y agoI was hoping for 'anything' TUI tool that could run on FreeDOS, Plan9, RISC OS etc
- Henrywright23 4y ago[dead]