@thomas@metalhead.clubI'm looking for a Markdown editor that I can use to write my blog posts. It should be nice to look at, of course support Markdown (and possibly dialects of it), offer a preview and otherwise just work well.
Linux support is necessary and it would be nice if it wasn't another Electron app.
Maybe one of you has a recommendation.
# #Pachli 2.11.0 is released
## New features include
- Support translation throughout the app
- Experimental Markdown support
- Content filters default to all contexts
## Fixes include:
- Toot button accessibility
- Grammar fixes
- Report UI updates
- Content filter updates
- Fewer crashes
## Updated translations
- Finnish, Indonesian, Irish, Latvian, Norwegian Nynorsk, Polish, Slovak, Spanish
More details at https://pachli.app/pachli/2025/03/31/2.11.0-release.html.
I'm trying to create a Table of Content for for some of my WordPress blog posts.
But if I write a plugin to change [toc] to an HTML list, I get caught in an infinite loop.
The plugin is part of the content and so gets called recursively.
This seems like a knotty problem, so I'm using you all as a rubber-duck.
(No, I don't want to use someone else's plugin.)
Si tu instancia no soporta #markdown, no verás la magia, aquí hay imágenes que describen los primeros toots de este hilo:
Si tu instancia soporta #markdown, puedes darle formato a tus toots, esto, además de estético, puede resultar muy didáctico (si no ves formato en este toot, dirígete al tercero de este hilo https://bonito.cafe/@L/114184190858606013). Luego de activar la función, puedes recurrir a esta...
**negrita**
*cursiva*
_subrayado_
`código en una línea`
```
bloque
de código
```
>bloque de citado
^superíndice
~~tachado~~
# Título 1 (h1)
## Título 2 (h2)
### Título 3 (h3)
#### Título 4 (h4)
##### Título 5 (h5)
1. Primer elemento de lista numerada
* Lista
* no
* ordenada
2. Segundo elemento de lista numerada
3. Tercer elemento de lista numerada
En la siguiente respuesta se ve el resultado.
Mi chuleta de Markdown https://myblog.clonbg.es/mi-chuleta-de-markdown/ #Markdown https://clonbg.es
@hibbittsdesign@mastodon.socialAlready have a domain or webserver that you would like to display Markdown files as responsive web pages? All the needed HTML to do this with Docsify-This is now available to help you get going
https://docsify-this.net/#/?id=embedding-a-responsive-docsify-this-page-in-html
For example, here is a Docsify-This displayed Markdown file:
https://docsify-this.net/?basePath=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hibbitts-design/docsify-this-one-page-article/main&homepage=home.md#/
And the same Docsify-This page embedded responsively into an HTML page:
https://demo.hibbittsdesign.org/embedded-docsify-this-page/
Así se ve un toot con #markdown (no es texto unicode):
I just published the source code for my very naive #Python implementation for generating a node network based on MITRE Intrusion Sets and Techniques. It will output linked #Markdown files linking intrusion sets to their used techniques.
Perhaps someone finds it useful or interesting to experiment with.
Source code: https://github.com/cstromblad/markdown_node
I hinted at this in a thread started by @Viss where he asked for input on a few very likely malicious domains. Me @Viss @cR0w @neurovagrant and others did some OSINT fun work with a couple of the original domains.
It was this thread: https://mastodon.social/@Viss/114145122623079635
Now I posted a picture of a node network rendered in Obsidian and I hinted that perhaps Obsidian could be used as a poor mans version of performing threat intelligence work.
@kkarhan@infosec.space@mosgaard @amadeus if you just want distraction-free editing, you may want to look at #VScodium [1], #neovim [2] or [www.youtube.com] even #NvChad [3] for editing depending on how you feel like and what suits you best.
If you want or need to switch computers rather often, consider buying a SATA (or NVMe) - SSD with DRAM-Cache and a matching external enclosure and install your #distro of choice on that instead, as unlike #Windows, basically all #Linux distros allow installations on external drives.
-Don't forget to use #FullDiskEncryption!
If you need to share your work with others or sync it across devices, consider @nextcloud / #nextcloud.
As for #audio I'm shure you know #audacity and #LMMS...
If you use the terminal rather often, consider setting up some nifty aliases [github.com] to make things faster.
function isup() { ping -a -b -c 1 -D "$@"; } to your .bash_aliases file in your $HOME directory so if you use i.e. isup duckduckgo.com it'll do a single run of ping to reach said domain/FQDN/IP...But the final #ProTip I can give you is to #backup your $HOME-directory under /home/yourusername because in it's hidden subdirectories, espechally $HOME/.config/ are usually all the settings for your applications stored so in case you need to setup a new machine or restore one from backups, this is where all the minor changes of yours to make your system work best for you are being stored.
You may need to press Ctrl+H IN THE File Manager to see hidden files.
For backups, tools like #DéjàDup make it easy to setup, backup and restore your files as you want or need, including encryption and deduplication.
I hope that'll help you not only get started but also get the maximum efficiency out of your distro as a creative tool without fuss.
Thinking about the wasteful nature of #LLMs got me thinking about waste in my own development. While it can be convenient to use the large, enterprise-grade frameworks to deliver a minimalist website in 2025 - it's absurd.
Do I really need #laravel with #react, #jquery, #tailwind, #webFonts, #postgres to host some simple #markdown?
Do I need to re-render a bunch of static content at every hit? Does every simple article require 64 connections to the server to display?
I think not.
I want my material to be available to anyone who wants it - regardless of the device they are using or the robustness of their connection.
I want to respect users who disable #javascript for their personal protection.
I want to respect #ScreenReaders and users of assistive technology, without unnecessary complexity.
Everything we need is built into the HTML and CSS specs.
YAY! My Pandoc Manuscript template made it into this Pandoc template directory! https://pandoc-templates.org/ #Pandoc #Markdown
What language tag should I use in Markdown code blocks for shell input and output?
When writing Python documentation (reStructuredText) I used to mark those with .. code-block:: console; is there an equivalent for Markdown?
@nicolay_lilicre@piaille.fr
- Aide sur Thunderdird
Rédiger ses mails en Markdown sur Thunderbird ?
Quelqu'un aurait une solution de ce côté-là ?
J'avais regardé il y a quelque temps, mais je n'avais rien trouvé de facile ni de probant...
#Markdown #Mail #Thunderbird #EmailMarkdown #OpenSource
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- Help on Thunderbird
Writing emails in Markdown on Thunderbird?
Does anyone have a solution for this?
I looked into it some time ago, but I couldn't find anything easy or effective...
Hyde @hyde@lazybear.socialI need to test #hedgedoc !
Fix Missing Page Numbers in Markdown PDF for VSCodium
Apply this simple solution to restoring page number and total pages in exported PDFs when using the extension Markdown PDF for VSCodium/VSCode.
https://www.adamsdesk.com/posts/fix-page-number-markdown-pdf/
When showing shell commands in a #markdown file, which language are using for the fenced block?
```shell
$ foo --bar --baz
```
Everyone seems to be doing something different and I'm curious what's the "right" way. I'm also wondering why markdownlint hates such blocks (with a $), if they don't produce any output. That seems a bit arbitrary to me.
@DefectiveWings@infosec.exchangeIf you are running a #WordPress site and are looking for options to get your content out and served elsewhere, I've written a WordPress #plugin that exports content to #GravCMS.
The newest build of the plugin generates a GravCMS plugin so you'll be able to use whatever Grav theme you'd like!
Posts export as #markdown pages
Other content includes media, taxonomy, categories, site metadata, users, and roles.
If you use #AdvancedCustomFields , those transfer too!
