@crecca Not in years
@ebel hah me neither, first thing relatively user friendly that came to mind.
@ebel You can use pandoc and convert from Markdown to PDF, but IIRC pandoc depends on LaTeX for conversion to PDF.
@starbreaker @ebel if you don't need anything more complicated than Markdown, you could export a PDF from Remarkable
@ebel It goes via LaTeX eventually, but I really like emacs’s org-mode. Pandoc can process it too but in emacs you get stuff like org-babel so you can generate tables and figures through code (plus org’s table editor is a joy to use).
@JoeOsborn @ebel I was about to say that, Org-mode is amazing.
@Anna @JoeOsborn I've used vim too long!!
@ebel I love markdown for that. There are different markdown to PDF converters available and it's easy to integrate in most text editors.
(I wrote a plug-in for sublime that automatically converts the md files to PDF when I save. That was maybe 5 lines of codes)
Also, markdown is even nice to read when not converted to PDF (or anything else).
@gRuFtY yeah markdown is awesome....
@ebel if you're into that, emacs has a thing for converting OrgMode files into LaTeX, so you don't actually have to take care of all the syntaxic stuff
@ebel have you tried LyX?