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  1. Anyone who want to define a new language, based on , but for rich-text document ?

    For example :
    // Center that line
    __underline__
    "Text in red"{}
    And of course, a zip file '. mdz' to encapsulate text and images.

    I use this kind of syntax in my own linux editor, and it works really well.

    If you want to contribute, have some ideas.... : codeberg.org/sudokill/markdock

  2. Long time i didn't upgrade my markdown editor on . it's done, with lot of new features/bug fix.

    I always use an extended syntax, specially modified to edit/share rich-text documents ()

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  3. Xwriter V0.4.1 is out

    This release contains :
    1. Files inclusion with the syntax : {{include filepath/filelink}}
    2. Bug fix/User-interface improvement
    3. Markdown archive .mdz works with more than 1 markdown file at the root ( tested with github zip file )

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  4. The 3 main features i use in I didn't find in another editor :

    1. Hide markdown symbol : you can display your file as a rich-text document, very usefull
    2. Extended syntax : you can underline, justify text, change font size/family/color, make border.... all this without HTML
    3. Save the file+images in zip archive i can open in Xwriter. I use it more and more to manage all my documents

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  5. Xwriter V0.4.0 is out !
    Bug fixes and User-interface improvement in this version

    is a rich-text editor with an extended syntax and under the hood

    Teasing : V0.4.1 will add files 'transclusion' (include files)

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  6. Xwriter V0.3.5 is out .
    This version add a diagram editor ( graphviz ), import URL/Documents with pandoc and YAML metadata.

    Xwriter is a plain-text/rich-text editor based on markdown + some additionnal syntax to target 'rich-text' documents creation and sharing.
    What is unique : you always stay on a regular text-editor but you can view/hide markdown symbols.

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter.

  7. Xwriter V0.3.4 is out
    This version add experimental export to odt/docx/epub and has been tested with debian/linuxmint/arch(endavourOS,Manjaro) and ubuntu

    Xwriter is a rich-text editor based on markdown + some additionnal syntax to target 'rich-text' documents creation and sharing.
    it uses pandoc or lowdown to export documents (html/pdf/odt/docx/epub)

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  8. Xwriter V0.3.3 is out

    Xwriter is a rich-text editor based on markdown ( linux only )

    Under the hood, it's markdown + some additionnal syntax to target 'rich-text' documents creation and sharing.
    it uses natively pandoc to export to HTML and PDF with the browser.

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter​

  9. V0.3.2 is out !
    is a markdown editor for linux.
    It works with a markdown syntax with very usefull enhancement :

    1. Hard-break by default
    2. Syntax for underline, text justification and font details (color..)
    3. HTML shortcode alias

    This version enables to create HTML and PDF via HTML with and

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  10. V0.3.1 is out
    is a linux markdown editor
    ( Use an enhanced markdown syntax 'markdock' )

    Some bugs/minor changes and a new feature : French verb conjugaison 👍

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  11. Xwriter V0.3.0 is out with 2 new features :
    - Export as HTML ( Experimental )
    - Support of header ID link : you can now insert your table of content in your markdown file 👍

    For proof of concept, i have created a very basic website with Xwriter : sudokill.codeberg.page/

    Export HTML is experimental but you can begin to play with it.

    Get Xwriter : codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  12. hi, i'm new in fosstodon.
    i will not introduce myself, but the foss software i develop : it's a plain-text/markdown editor with extended markdown syntax, focus on edit/exchange markdown documents.
    it's a real rich-text editor, so some of you may like it.
    Just tell me if it's a good idea/project 👍

    codeberg.org/sudokill/Xwriter

  13. i just discovered an open-source alternative to W'ITHOUT login account : from company

    It's very impressive for an open-source tool, not as efficient as chatgpt but if you want to support , just try it :

    huggingface.co/chat/

  14. @alexl
    i have developed a software for linux, , with the possibility to save/read Zip markdown files (.mdz) with images
    This new format is based on , an extended markdown syntax to write/exchange rich-text documents based on markdown
    I wish this new format becomes more popular, i have develop for a proof of concept, I'm not a software developer, but the possibility to make mardown-based document in a zip file is definitively a good feature i enjoy

  15. V0.4.2 is out

    This version introduces filters
    filters are pandoc filters for :
    - C/Go/Rust/Lua/Tcl/python/R/octave/vlang code evaluation
    - diagram tools mermaid/graphviz/plantUML/kroki...
    - Equation tool (eqn/latex math)
    - Music notation (ABC music/lilypond)
    - Database output (sqlite3)

    A nice set of tools for Xwriter.

    github.com/htopkill/Xwriter

  16. move to github :
    github.com/htopkill/Xwriter

    i have nothing wrong with , it works fine for me, but if i want to scale up , i need to go where i can find developpers

  17. may be could be the next with :
    1. instead of
    2. instead of

    Still lot of works, but it will be great
    It could even be possible to make a tcl/orgmode combo 😲

    Note : is an extended markdown syntax to make rich-text document

  18. The more i use in my everyday documents, the more i like it

    That's great when you can use an extended syntax to make text justification/color, metadata, pagebreak, document title, image size, HTML alias, include files without using HTML

    There is definitively a place for a new markup language between the simplicity of markdown and the complexity of HTML/XML/Latex...

    I hope to convince the community, not to be popular, but because it's so much usefull 👍

  19. In the next release of coming soon, I changed 2 rules :
    1. HTML alias as :
    `Text`{serif ...}
    2. Paragraph indentation as :
    |1/2/3Tabs+Text

    These syntax are just better in plain-text and are closer to the syntax already used in pandoc

  20. a few months i used markdown to write rich-text documents. Here is the main syntax i need :
    # Document title [2 trailing spaces]
    __underline__
    :: Fully justified
    ::: Center
    ![name;100px](Image Path)
    {{serif;;...}} Text {}

    This syntax works for me : easy to remember, good in plain-text, no interference with markdown syntax
    I use a software i develop for that ( )

  21. In my journey to code a rich-text editor based on , i realised you just need 5 simple features :

    1. a simple syntax for document title
    2. a simple syntax for text justification
    3. a syntax for HTML alias
    4. a simple syntax for picture width
    5. a zip file to encapsulate everything

    If you are curious, or want to talk about using markdown as a rich-text document reference, use hashtag

  22. @dekkzz78
    i use it in my project.
    tcl/tk is a god combo to develop basics UI in linux.

  23. Would you like to have a rich-text editor based on markdown syntax with the possibility to create your website within ?
    .... a little teasing for what i develop right now...

  24. Installed #hamachi for #minecraft game.
    After we end game i wanted to stop hamachi.
    sudo hamachi help, online wiki has no word about.
    ddg search "how to stop hamachi" returns "how to remove completely" and "how to start after stop"
    (duckduckgo not working just as others btw)
    I ended with redneck solution in terminal:

    top -b -n 1 -o COMMAND

    then:

    sudo kill 1915

    And will remove completely hamachi after we end mc sessions. The app with login and no exit option is sus.

  25. Nuevo post en el blog de #juncotic!!!

    kill: Matando todos los procesos de GNU/Linux con un comando

    Hoy hablamos un poco de kill, las señales, y un interesante comando: "sudo kill -9 -1"

    Espero que les guste y les sirva para aprender un poquito más de este maravilloso sistema operativo! ✨ :gnu: :tux:

    juncotic.com/kill-matando-todo

    #gnu #linux #AprenderLinux #aprender_linux #learnlinux #juncotic #kill #signal