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I suggest go with LaTeX. It's the ideal text storing tool. Direct conversion to PDF. No sweat.
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ChappIO46977yIf you want more complex functionality and macros, but don't want to upgrade to latex right away, you should check out asciidoc.
It's pretty readable and feature complete. Asciidoctor is a very popular implementation of it. -
I can definitely recommend LaTeX, however I still prefer Markdown for short, simple documents because of its simplicity.
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ChappIO46977y@n88888888c also, if you use the .adoc extension, GitHub will render it just like latex
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pajaja17337yAbsolutely! It's so beautiful, I love it. I sometimes write stuff just so I get to use LaTeX ☺️ Also, Computer Modern font that you get with it (designed by Knuth) is probably one of the best modern serifs ever.
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Huuugo25207yFFS NOOOO! Use latex only if you have to because of thesis or book. Seriously you will swear and hate the world a lot when using latex.
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@Huuugo this! Leave it, if you need LaTeX, use pandoc to transform markdown to LaTeX, you could then touch it up a bit. But really you'll probably never need LaTeX.
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