Remarkable
A fully featured markdown editor for Linux. Features include Live Preview, PDF/HTML export, MathJax support, Syntax highlighting, customizable, keyboard shortcuts, GFM, ...
- Free • Open Source
- Linux
What is Remarkable?
Remarkable is a free, fully featured markdown editor for Linux.
Features include Live Preview, PDF/HTML export, MathJax support, Syntax highlighting, customizable, keyboard shortcuts, GFM, images, tables and much more.It is a powerful markdown with many advanced features like live preview, syntax highlighting, export to PDF and HTML, Github Flavored Markdown, checklists, images, checklists and loads more.
Discontinued
Possibly discontinued. No updates for more than two years. Installation fails on latest Ubuntu. https://github.com/jamiemcg/Remarkable/issues/400
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- Writing tool
- math-jax
- Code Editor
- Word Processor
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- Markdown Editor
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sushruta1711 edited Remarkable
FPurchess added Remarkable as alternative(s) to Blank - A new writing-experience
SingularAnomaly Upvoted a comment on Remarkable- editor becomes very sluggish on bigger texts (see edit) - allows new line due to new line, but specification clearly states that only two or more whitespaces followed by newline create newline. Produces incompatible md. - live preview easily breaks and locks into upper corner - confuses numbered and doted lists when they are combined - ignores alignment in tables - gtk3 dialog is very ugly outside of gnome3, but that is personal.... but the rendering and the formatting support is one of the best, and checkbox support is cool But what gives, if the live preview is broken and editor is unacceptable for medium and larger texts. Edit: I think I figured out the reason for sluggishness. Its live preview mode, because it seem to poll and re-render the contents too early. That is it should instead delay the rendering, if it detects that keys are still being pressed. This may also be the reason for live preview to loose its focus and scroll all way up. Eitherway, in this condition, the live editing of larger documents is nigh-impossible. Linux, KDE4. _[Edited by thisisme, May 25]_
but the rendering and the formatting support is one of the best, and checkbox support is cool
But what gives, if the live preview is broken and editor is unacceptable for medium and larger texts.
Edit: I think I figured out the reason for sluggishness. Its live preview mode, because it seem to poll and re-render the contents too early. That is it should instead delay the rendering, if it detects that keys are still being pressed. This may also be the reason for live preview to loose its focus and scroll all way up. Eitherway, in this condition, the live editing of larger documents is nigh-impossible.
Linux, KDE4.
[Edited by thisisme, May 25]
Installation of .deb-package fails on Xubuntu 19.10, but installation via snap is successfull (snap install remarkable).