This is the 8th in a series of videos taking you from a beginner to a pro at using GNU groff.
This tutorial is focused on converting Markdown files to PDFs using Groff and Pandoc
Let me know what you think and if there is anything specific you would like to learn about.
Example code for you to try out:
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Gavin Freeborn = Dolph Lundgren young ???
Thank you for this. LaTeX is so verbose in comparison.
LaTeX is like C++ or Java (or COBOL) when compared to the simplicity C and Lisp.
This is perfect. simple wins.
So, it says:
pdfroff not found. Please select a different
-pdf-engine or install pdfroff –see also /usr/share/doc/pandoc/README.Debian— Debian comes with groff, but not the full "groff" package and psutils:
apt install groff
— it should grab both of them
Im having problems using the images
Thanks… I was looking for this
Thanks Very Much!
Good stuff, deviant from usual way of doing it!
Anyone know why the markdown headers aren’t rendering? They all appear the same size. If I put more than three hashes, it also throws a weird standard input error – “macro warning: adjusted level 4 book mark; should be <= 3”. Everything but headers seem to be working fine
Thank you. How do I uninstall Pandoc? I tried the instruction on the page but was unsuccessful. can u help?
.eps stands for “encapsulated” postscript, if I am not mistaken.
How to use refer in pandoc? I use unaboomer script and it works
`pandoc -t ms –highlight-style=kate -s -o "$base".pdf "$file"`
but how add bibliography file? (and font size)
My YAML
—
fontfamily: tnr
fontsize: 14pt *not working
bibliography: /home/volk/Library/bibtex/lib.bib *not working
title: Катализ
author: Илья Волков
—
Thx
Is it any opportunity to add Cyrillic symbols support in troff (groff)
Thank you Gavin, very cool!
Could you do a video on how to make man pages with groff?
Thanks!
I was interested in doing the same because of groff's faster compile time. But you showed a lot of other really cool stuff