Thread: Create non-fiction pamphlet on Linux?
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Old 01-05-2019, 05:29 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by j.p.s View Post
Have you looked at asciidoc? It uses very light markup of plain text which is then converted to HTML, EPUB, or PDF in one step (with autogenerated table of contents, if desired).
Definitely going to look into this. Thanks. (I like any writing I can do from the terminal using Jstar.)

EDIT: I've put several hours into learning this (and experimenting) and have managed to get HTML, PDF and ePub working so far. By "working" I mean I've been able to get basic documents converted, not that I'm proficient at it. I think I'm going to like AsciiDoc a lot, thanks for the post. And it works great with Jstar. Lot to learn yet.
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