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  1. @davemq @jameshowell @ericsfraga @mstempl @sacha

    True.

    However, you've switched from a very rich syntax (#LaTeX) to a very simplistic one (lightweight markup language - #LML). There's a difference in output: karl-voit.at/2015/07/26/LaTeX-

    Don't get me wrong: I, too, prefer writing documents in #Orgmode and exporting to PDF myself. It's a very good compromise.

    Meanwhile, I'd not care if the process switched from org->(pdf)latex->PDF to org-> #typst ->PDF or anything similar.

    However, I'm not so sure if I'd use Org for setting a document where I really want to get the maximum, like I tried with my PhD thesis: karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    Edit: also related: karl-voit.at/2017/08/26/latex-

    #publicvoit

  2. @davemq @jameshowell @ericsfraga @mstempl @sacha

    True.

    However, you've switched from a very rich syntax (#LaTeX) to a very simplistic one (lightweight markup language - #LML). There's a difference in output: karl-voit.at/2015/07/26/LaTeX-

    Don't get me wrong: I, too, prefer writing documents in #Orgmode and exporting to PDF myself. It's a very good compromise.

    Meanwhile, I'd not care if the process switched from org->(pdf)latex->PDF to org-> #typst ->PDF or anything similar.

    However, I'm not so sure if I'd use Org for setting a document where I really want to get the maximum, like I tried with my PhD thesis: karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    Edit: also related: karl-voit.at/2017/08/26/latex-

    #publicvoit

  3. @davemq @jameshowell @ericsfraga @mstempl @sacha

    True.

    However, you've switched from a very rich syntax (#LaTeX) to a very simplistic one (lightweight markup language - #LML). There's a difference in output: karl-voit.at/2015/07/26/LaTeX-

    Don't get me wrong: I, too, prefer writing documents in #Orgmode and exporting to PDF myself. It's a very good compromise.

    Meanwhile, I'd not care if the process switched from org->(pdf)latex->PDF to org-> #typst ->PDF or anything similar.

    However, I'm not so sure if I'd use Org for setting a document where I really want to get the maximum, like I tried with my PhD thesis: karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    Edit: also related: karl-voit.at/2017/08/26/latex-

    #publicvoit

  4. @davemq @jameshowell @ericsfraga @mstempl @sacha

    True.

    However, you've switched from a very rich syntax (#LaTeX) to a very simplistic one (lightweight markup language - #LML). There's a difference in output: karl-voit.at/2015/07/26/LaTeX-

    Don't get me wrong: I, too, prefer writing documents in #Orgmode and exporting to PDF myself. It's a very good compromise.

    Meanwhile, I'd not care if the process switched from org->(pdf)latex->PDF to org-> #typst ->PDF or anything similar.

    However, I'm not so sure if I'd use Org for setting a document where I really want to get the maximum, like I tried with my PhD thesis: karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    Edit: also related: karl-voit.at/2017/08/26/latex-

    #publicvoit

  5. @davemq @jameshowell @ericsfraga @mstempl @sacha

    True.

    However, you've switched from a very rich syntax (#LaTeX) to a very simplistic one (lightweight markup language - #LML). There's a difference in output: karl-voit.at/2015/07/26/LaTeX-

    Don't get me wrong: I, too, prefer writing documents in #Orgmode and exporting to PDF myself. It's a very good compromise.

    Meanwhile, I'd not care if the process switched from org->(pdf)latex->PDF to org-> #typst ->PDF or anything similar.

    However, I'm not so sure if I'd use Org for setting a document where I really want to get the maximum, like I tried with my PhD thesis: karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper

    Edit: also related: karl-voit.at/2017/08/26/latex-

    #publicvoit

  6. New blog: Using Org mode table for calculating RAGBRAI training actual vs. planned mileage davemq.github.io/2026/02/24/ra

  7. New blog post about using and Monte Carlo methods to figure out likely routes.

    davemq.github.io/2025/12/24/ra

  8. I spent some time today setting up an external diff driver for in a . Then I wrote up a document and published it as a post at davemq.github.io/2025/07/11/gi

  9. I spent some time today setting up an external diff driver for #meld in a #git #worktree. Then I wrote up a #orgmode document and published it as a #blog post at davemq.github.io/2025/07/11/gi

  10. I spent some time today setting up an external diff driver for #meld in a #git #worktree. Then I wrote up a #orgmode document and published it as a #blog post at davemq.github.io/2025/07/11/gi

  11. I spent some time today setting up an external diff driver for #meld in a #git #worktree. Then I wrote up a #orgmode document and published it as a #blog post at davemq.github.io/2025/07/11/gi

  12. I spent some time today setting up an external diff driver for #meld in a #git #worktree. Then I wrote up a #orgmode document and published it as a #blog post at davemq.github.io/2025/07/11/gi

  13. @komish @davemq Unfortunately, #PodmanDesktop had a different start-up process than I remember. This time there was an "onboarding" wizard that walked through failing to install Compose and Kubectl. The former just failed, and the latter I didn't give it permission to install as root. Also /usr/local/bin doesn't exist in #NixOS. So, I'll probably have to do a little work if I want to install those plugins.

    2/2

  14. @komish @davemq Unfortunately, #PodmanDesktop had a different start-up process than I remember. This time there was an "onboarding" wizard that walked through failing to install Compose and Kubectl. The former just failed, and the latter I didn't give it permission to install as root. Also /usr/local/bin doesn't exist in #NixOS. So, I'll probably have to do a little work if I want to install those plugins.

    2/2

  15. @komish @davemq Unfortunately, #PodmanDesktop had a different start-up process than I remember. This time there was an "onboarding" wizard that walked through failing to install Compose and Kubectl. The former just failed, and the latter I didn't give it permission to install as root. Also /usr/local/bin doesn't exist in #NixOS. So, I'll probably have to do a little work if I want to install those plugins.

    2/2