#pandoc — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pandoc, aggregated by home.social.
-
Opening #Pandoc XML files to get the placement of the Shun contact info right and yet I still find writing LUA scripts taxing. If any one of you all has a working LUA script I can steal that rounds word counts to the nearest thousand, let me steal from you! I also was super happy to discover many writers *actually* use my templates, after switching to a #Markdown writing flow. I just updated all my templates, by the way! I haven't touched the old Microsoft Word native templates in ages, but the new Pandoc templates does cool things such as automatic headers, a cover page, chapters and titles are in all caps, and all of this without you needing anything extra! https://github.com/rkingett/writertools/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
-
Opening #Pandoc XML files to get the placement of the Shun contact info right and yet I still find writing LUA scripts taxing. If any one of you all has a working LUA script I can steal that rounds word counts to the nearest thousand, let me steal from you! I also was super happy to discover many writers *actually* use my templates, after switching to a #Markdown writing flow. I just updated all my templates, by the way! I haven't touched the old Microsoft Word native templates in ages, but the new Pandoc templates does cool things such as automatic headers, a cover page, chapters and titles are in all caps, and all of this without you needing anything extra! https://github.com/rkingett/writertools/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
-
Opening #Pandoc XML files to get the placement of the Shun contact info right and yet I still find writing LUA scripts taxing. If any one of you all has a working LUA script I can steal that rounds word counts to the nearest thousand, let me steal from you! I also was super happy to discover many writers *actually* use my templates, after switching to a #Markdown writing flow. I just updated all my templates, by the way! I haven't touched the old Microsoft Word native templates in ages, but the new Pandoc templates does cool things such as automatic headers, a cover page, chapters and titles are in all caps, and all of this without you needing anything extra! https://github.com/rkingett/writertools/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
-
Opening #Pandoc XML files to get the placement of the Shun contact info right and yet I still find writing LUA scripts taxing. If any one of you all has a working LUA script I can steal that rounds word counts to the nearest thousand, let me steal from you! I also was super happy to discover many writers *actually* use my templates, after switching to a #Markdown writing flow. I just updated all my templates, by the way! I haven't touched the old Microsoft Word native templates in ages, but the new Pandoc templates does cool things such as automatic headers, a cover page, chapters and titles are in all caps, and all of this without you needing anything extra! https://github.com/rkingett/writertools/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
-
Opening #Pandoc XML files to get the placement of the Shun contact info right and yet I still find writing LUA scripts taxing. If any one of you all has a working LUA script I can steal that rounds word counts to the nearest thousand, let me steal from you! I also was super happy to discover many writers *actually* use my templates, after switching to a #Markdown writing flow. I just updated all my templates, by the way! I haven't touched the old Microsoft Word native templates in ages, but the new Pandoc templates does cool things such as automatic headers, a cover page, chapters and titles are in all caps, and all of this without you needing anything extra! https://github.com/rkingett/writertools/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
-
I already liked #Pandoc for its usefulness in converting between document formats. But recently I got to experience how the Pandoc community is handling ny bug reports one by one: https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20author%3Anicorikken
-
I already liked #Pandoc for its usefulness in converting between document formats. But recently I got to experience how the Pandoc community is handling ny bug reports one by one: https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20author%3Anicorikken
-
I already liked #Pandoc for its usefulness in converting between document formats. But recently I got to experience how the Pandoc community is handling ny bug reports one by one: https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20author%3Anicorikken
-
I already liked #Pandoc for its usefulness in converting between document formats. But recently I got to experience how the Pandoc community is handling ny bug reports one by one: https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20author%3Anicorikken
-
I already liked #Pandoc for its usefulness in converting between document formats. But recently I got to experience how the Pandoc community is handling ny bug reports one by one: https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20author%3Anicorikken
-
https://codeberg.org/nemin/pandoc-org-reader
Blogpost coming later, but I wrote a plugin for @dthompson 's #haunt static site generator, that lets you use #orgmode as your post format using #pandoc.
I wrote it because the gap between Emacs ('the' Scheme editor) and Haunt ('the' Scheme SSG) was annoying me, but I'm hoping it's general enough to maybe be useful to someone else too. Feedback welcome. My code sure could use experienced eyes...
Let me know if you end up using it!
-
https://codeberg.org/nemin/pandoc-org-reader
Blogpost coming later, but I wrote a plugin for @dthompson 's #haunt static site generator, that lets you use #orgmode as your post format using #pandoc.
I wrote it because the gap between Emacs ('the' Scheme editor) and Haunt ('the' Scheme SSG) was annoying me, but I'm hoping it's general enough to maybe be useful to someone else too. Feedback welcome. My code sure could use experienced eyes...
Let me know if you end up using it!
-
https://codeberg.org/nemin/pandoc-org-reader
Blogpost coming later, but I wrote a plugin for @dthompson 's #haunt static site generator, that lets you use #orgmode as your post format using #pandoc.
I wrote it because the gap between Emacs ('the' Scheme editor) and Haunt ('the' Scheme SSG) was annoying me, but I'm hoping it's general enough to maybe be useful to someone else too. Feedback welcome. My code sure could use experienced eyes...
Let me know if you end up using it!
-
https://codeberg.org/nemin/pandoc-org-reader
Blogpost coming later, but I wrote a plugin for @dthompson 's #haunt static site generator, that lets you use #orgmode as your post format using #pandoc.
I wrote it because the gap between Emacs ('the' Scheme editor) and Haunt ('the' Scheme SSG) was annoying me, but I'm hoping it's general enough to maybe be useful to someone else too. Feedback welcome. My code sure could use experienced eyes...
Let me know if you end up using it!
-
https://codeberg.org/nemin/pandoc-org-reader
Blogpost coming later, but I wrote a plugin for @dthompson 's #haunt static site generator, that lets you use #orgmode as your post format using #pandoc.
I wrote it because the gap between Emacs ('the' Scheme editor) and Haunt ('the' Scheme SSG) was annoying me, but I'm hoping it's general enough to maybe be useful to someone else too. Feedback welcome. My code sure could use experienced eyes...
Let me know if you end up using it!
-
@OliverCzulo For me, this is, of course, #Emacs. For formatting, I run #Pandoc via make.
-
@OliverCzulo For me, this is, of course, #Emacs. For formatting, I run #Pandoc via make.
-
@OliverCzulo For me, this is, of course, #Emacs. For formatting, I run #Pandoc via make.
-
@OliverCzulo For me, this is, of course, #Emacs. For formatting, I run #Pandoc via make.
-
John MacFarlane wrote something for pandoc's birthday:
https://pandoc.org/twenty-years-of-pandoc.html -
John MacFarlane wrote something for pandoc's birthday:
https://pandoc.org/twenty-years-of-pandoc.html -
John MacFarlane wrote something for pandoc's birthday:
https://pandoc.org/twenty-years-of-pandoc.html -
John MacFarlane wrote something for pandoc's birthday:
https://pandoc.org/twenty-years-of-pandoc.html -
My short paper “Personal Single-Source Publishing for Scholarly Documents,” which I’m going to present next week at #DocEng2026 in Fribourg, has now been published:
-
My short paper “Personal Single-Source Publishing for Scholarly Documents,” which I’m going to present next week at #DocEng2026 in Fribourg, has now been published:
-
My short paper “Personal Single-Source Publishing for Scholarly Documents,” which I’m going to present next week at #DocEng2026 in Fribourg, has now been published:
-
My short paper “Personal Single-Source Publishing for Scholarly Documents,” which I’m going to present next week at #DocEng2026 in Fribourg, has now been published:
-
I am updating my Pandoc templates for Shun manuscript format to always start a heading level 2 on a new page because that's what agents and publishers want now, and fuck Github for changing the download link to a button, but does anyone know how I can instruct users to download just 1 singular folder into the Pandoc directory folder? At the moment, I am having the user download all files one after the other, but can I download a folder? Or would they need to clone my repo?
Also, does Github have evergreen links? Like links that will download the latest version of whatever template even if I change the name later?
I am on Windows.
-
I am updating my Pandoc templates for Shun manuscript format to always start a heading level 2 on a new page because that's what agents and publishers want now, and fuck Github for changing the download link to a button, but does anyone know how I can instruct users to download just 1 singular folder into the Pandoc directory folder? At the moment, I am having the user download all files one after the other, but can I download a folder? Or would they need to clone my repo?
Also, does Github have evergreen links? Like links that will download the latest version of whatever template even if I change the name later?
I am on Windows.
-
I am updating my Pandoc templates for Shun manuscript format to always start a heading level 2 on a new page because that's what agents and publishers want now, and fuck Github for changing the download link to a button, but does anyone know how I can instruct users to download just 1 singular folder into the Pandoc directory folder? At the moment, I am having the user download all files one after the other, but can I download a folder? Or would they need to clone my repo?
Also, does Github have evergreen links? Like links that will download the latest version of whatever template even if I change the name later?
I am on Windows.
-
I am updating my Pandoc templates for Shun manuscript format to always start a heading level 2 on a new page because that's what agents and publishers want now, and fuck Github for changing the download link to a button, but does anyone know how I can instruct users to download just 1 singular folder into the Pandoc directory folder? At the moment, I am having the user download all files one after the other, but can I download a folder? Or would they need to clone my repo?
Also, does Github have evergreen links? Like links that will download the latest version of whatever template even if I change the name later?
I am on Windows.
-
I am updating my Pandoc templates for Shun manuscript format to always start a heading level 2 on a new page because that's what agents and publishers want now, and fuck Github for changing the download link to a button, but does anyone know how I can instruct users to download just 1 singular folder into the Pandoc directory folder? At the moment, I am having the user download all files one after the other, but can I download a folder? Or would they need to clone my repo?
Also, does Github have evergreen links? Like links that will download the latest version of whatever template even if I change the name later?
I am on Windows.
-
note of possible interest to some academic #pandoc users
Did you ever wish that you could link to a bibliography item by writing `[link text](@CiteKey)`? Now you can!
https://www.jboy.space/notes/pandoc-filter-to-process-links-to-references.html
-
note of possible interest to some academic #pandoc users
Did you ever wish that you could link to a bibliography item by writing `[link text](@CiteKey)`? Now you can!
https://www.jboy.space/notes/pandoc-filter-to-process-links-to-references.html
-
note of possible interest to some academic #pandoc users
Did you ever wish that you could link to a bibliography item by writing `[link text](@CiteKey)`? Now you can!
https://www.jboy.space/notes/pandoc-filter-to-process-links-to-references.html
-
note of possible interest to some academic #pandoc users
Did you ever wish that you could link to a bibliography item by writing `[link text](@CiteKey)`? Now you can!
https://www.jboy.space/notes/pandoc-filter-to-process-links-to-references.html
-
note of possible interest to some academic #pandoc users
Did you ever wish that you could link to a bibliography item by writing `[link text](@CiteKey)`? Now you can!
https://www.jboy.space/notes/pandoc-filter-to-process-links-to-references.html
-
RE: https://todon.eu/@redjives/116806067984206781
The update came through! It broke some stuff, but switching to LuaTeX (from Xe…) and a few small syntax tweaks seems to have brought everything in line and I now have significantly more accessible PDFs! Yay!
-
RE: https://todon.eu/@redjives/116806067984206781
The update came through! It broke some stuff, but switching to LuaTeX (from Xe…) and a few small syntax tweaks seems to have brought everything in line and I now have significantly more accessible PDFs! Yay!
-
RE: https://todon.eu/@redjives/116806067984206781
The update came through! It broke some stuff, but switching to LuaTeX (from Xe…) and a few small syntax tweaks seems to have brought everything in line and I now have significantly more accessible PDFs! Yay!
-
RE: https://todon.eu/@redjives/116806067984206781
The update came through! It broke some stuff, but switching to LuaTeX (from Xe…) and a few small syntax tweaks seems to have brought everything in line and I now have significantly more accessible PDFs! Yay!
-
Quelles sont les bonnes pratiques en 2026 en matière de rédaction en #LaTeX ?
Je dois préparer un gros dossier et je profite de l'occasion pour m'y remettre (je suis en SHS et tout se fait en .docx/.odt) mais je réalise que je suis bien rouillé et j'oscille entre le faire nativement dans #Overleaf ou travailler dans #Obsidian et utiliser #Pandoc pour l'exportation en PDF (ou en LaTeX et ensuite faire des ajustements dans un éditeur tiers ?). Je vais avoir beaucoup d'entrées bibliographiques pour ma liste de publications (toutes recensées dans #Zotero), des notes de bas de page, etc. J'ai l'impression que si je me lance à l'aveugle, je vais devoir changer plusieurs fois de stratégie 🤔
-
Quelles sont les bonnes pratiques en 2026 en matière de rédaction en #LaTeX ?
Je dois préparer un gros dossier et je profite de l'occasion pour m'y remettre (je suis en SHS et tout se fait en .docx/.odt) mais je réalise que je suis bien rouillé et j'oscille entre le faire nativement dans #Overleaf ou travailler dans #Obsidian et utiliser #Pandoc pour l'exportation en PDF (ou en LaTeX et ensuite faire des ajustements dans un éditeur tiers ?). Je vais avoir beaucoup d'entrées bibliographiques pour ma liste de publications (toutes recensées dans #Zotero), des notes de bas de page, etc. J'ai l'impression que si je me lance à l'aveugle, je vais devoir changer plusieurs fois de stratégie 🤔
-
Quelles sont les bonnes pratiques en 2026 en matière de rédaction en #LaTeX ?
Je dois préparer un gros dossier et je profite de l'occasion pour m'y remettre (je suis en SHS et tout se fait en .docx/.odt) mais je réalise que je suis bien rouillé et j'oscille entre le faire nativement dans #Overleaf ou travailler dans #Obsidian et utiliser #Pandoc pour l'exportation en PDF (ou en LaTeX et ensuite faire des ajustements dans un éditeur tiers ?). Je vais avoir beaucoup d'entrées bibliographiques pour ma liste de publications (toutes recensées dans #Zotero), des notes de bas de page, etc. J'ai l'impression que si je me lance à l'aveugle, je vais devoir changer plusieurs fois de stratégie 🤔
-
Quelles sont les bonnes pratiques en 2026 en matière de rédaction en #LaTeX ?
Je dois préparer un gros dossier et je profite de l'occasion pour m'y remettre (je suis en SHS et tout se fait en .docx/.odt) mais je réalise que je suis bien rouillé et j'oscille entre le faire nativement dans #Overleaf ou travailler dans #Obsidian et utiliser #Pandoc pour l'exportation en PDF (ou en LaTeX et ensuite faire des ajustements dans un éditeur tiers ?). Je vais avoir beaucoup d'entrées bibliographiques pour ma liste de publications (toutes recensées dans #Zotero), des notes de bas de page, etc. J'ai l'impression que si je me lance à l'aveugle, je vais devoir changer plusieurs fois de stratégie 🤔
-
Quelles sont les bonnes pratiques en 2026 en matière de rédaction en #LaTeX ?
Je dois préparer un gros dossier et je profite de l'occasion pour m'y remettre (je suis en SHS et tout se fait en .docx/.odt) mais je réalise que je suis bien rouillé et j'oscille entre le faire nativement dans #Overleaf ou travailler dans #Obsidian et utiliser #Pandoc pour l'exportation en PDF (ou en LaTeX et ensuite faire des ajustements dans un éditeur tiers ?). Je vais avoir beaucoup d'entrées bibliographiques pour ma liste de publications (toutes recensées dans #Zotero), des notes de bas de page, etc. J'ai l'impression que si je me lance à l'aveugle, je vais devoir changer plusieurs fois de stratégie 🤔
-
Five Linux Apps to Install on Day One
I read a How to Geek blog post titled 5 apps new Linux users should install on day one (HT Tux Machines). The author, Dibakar Ghosh, recommended the following apps: GNOME Tweaks and GNOME Extensions (if using GNOME) KDE Connect or GSConnect A Chromium-based browser OnlyOffice Flatpak All five recommendations are sensible. My only amendments to those five apps specifically would be that I opt for Brave Origin as my Chromium-based browser and I prefer LibreOffice to OnlyOffice. Of […]https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/five-linux-apps-to-install-on-day-one-08-13-26/
-
Read My Rants
Instead of writing a post this week, I will refer you to my guest post on lazybea.rs where I rant to @hyde about Pandoc, Ghostty, PKM, diaries, and Flammkuchen.
https://readbeanicecream.codeberg.page/posts/2026-08-13.html
-
Read My Rants
Instead of writing a post this week, I will refer you to my guest post on lazybea.rs where I rant to @hyde about Pandoc, Ghostty, PKM, diaries, and Flammkuchen.
https://readbeanicecream.codeberg.page/posts/2026-08-13.html
-
Read My Rants
Instead of writing a post this week, I will refer you to my guest post on lazybea.rs where I rant to @hyde about Pandoc, Ghostty, PKM, diaries, and Flammkuchen.
https://readbeanicecream.codeberg.page/posts/2026-08-13.html
-
Read My Rants
Instead of writing a post this week, I will refer you to my guest post on lazybea.rs where I rant to @hyde about Pandoc, Ghostty, PKM, diaries, and Flammkuchen.
https://readbeanicecream.codeberg.page/posts/2026-08-13.html