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  1. Faltheftchen (PocketMod) sind ein Evergreen. Aber wie drucke ich sowas ohne Aufwand und mit freier Software? Hier der versprochene Blogpost:

    arminhanisch.de/2026/02/pocket

    #PocketMod #Faltheftchen #pandoc #pdflatex

  2. Once again I went down a rabbit hole figuring something out, and now you -- yes, you, random person on the internet -- can benefit from my work.

    I write slides for my classes in markdown and turn them into reveal.js slides. Sometimes I want to post the slides, but I want to strip out speaker notes and other non-useful bits. I could edit the output, maybe, but...ugh. Let's do this properly.

    You can write filters for pandoc, but the documentation just wasn't that great.

    Well, I figured it out: gist.github.com/dandrake/1b6de

    #pandoc #revealjs #lua #markdown

  3. Looking for suggestions about how to convert #pdf to #odt under #Linux.

    #Pandoc can do the reverse.

    Thank you

    #mastohelp

  4. 🆕 pandoc 3.8.3 🎉

    This release adds three new input formats (#Asciidoc, , and ) and one new output format (#BBCode + variants).

    It also fixes a number of bugs (including some regressions in 3.8). See the changelog for full details.

    Thanks to all who contributed!

    github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases

  5. Article by @alefunguju on how to use pandoc to produce nice-looking diffs for docx and odt with , and even how to provide that functionality with .

    spiffyk.cz/blog/git-pandoc/

  6. Massimiliano Farinella wrote , a visual for . The editor is based on pandoc's internal format, so no information is lost when transferring the documents to pandoc for further processing.
    The editor is written using and ; it can be included in web pages or be run standalone (via Electron).
    github.com/massifrg/pundok-edi

  7. #Obsidian #Export #Debian #Pandoc #pdflatex #question

    I just installed an Obsidian plugin for multiformat export (github.com/mokeyish/obsidian-e…) which uses pandoc.
    Pandoc, in turn, needs a pdflatex engine (as a default / recommended). Now, I am struggling to find a way to install pdflatex in Debian. The search for packages brought me to tracker.debian.org/pkg/texlive… which manpage mentions pdflatex, but after installation neither CLI nor Obsidian can detect such command.

    Is there an easy way to get pdflatex, or should I switc to another pandoc-accepted engine, and which one?

  8. Using #Emacs and #OrgMode as a binder for the pieces of my next novel and its makefile.

    I know I could just use #Scrivener, but I find I like the notion fo outlining in the binder and then linking to the Markdown source for the draft.

    I've been building my (GNU) makefile with <swcarpentry.github.io/make-nov>. If I want to make PDFs I'll need to remove the old 'n busted #teTeX packages that come with #Slackware and install #TeXLive from slackbuilds.org because #pandoc needs #pdflatex.