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You could also check out Quarto [0]. It is maintained by the people behind RStudio. It offers a hassle-free blogging option. You can update Quarto via apt-get,
by __rito__ 2y ago
You could also check out Quarto [0]. It is maintained by the people behind RStudio. It offers a hassle-free blogging option. You can update Quarto via apt-get, and not worry about manually updating Jekyll or Jekyll-based static site generator.
I used beautiful-jekyll before, but I got really annoyed with manually updating the generator, so I stopped updating, so I later moved to Quarto.
[0]: https://quarto.org https://quarto.org
- yellowapple 2y agoNice! At a first glance it looks pretty neat. The PDF output support might make this promising for the stuff I usually use LaTeX for.
- __rito__ 2y agoJupyterLab and Notebook offer the most hassle free PDF making experience, besides Obsidian [0]. You have to have LaTeX installed in the system. And if you don't want full fledged ToC support, equation numbering, etc. Although I am sure that there are plugins for that. Just write Markdown, and see beautiful PDF rendered. I still use LaTeX for book/paper kinds of stuff, but in all other cases, I use JupyterLab or Obsidian. [0]: https://obsidian.md https://obsidian.md