Tag Archives: Markdown

Markdown is a plan text markup language. It is often used for notes and technical documentation, but N.A. Ferrell uses it to write NLJ articles.

The Newsletter Leaf Journal at 100

I published our special 100th newsletter as a regular article.

Creating markdown tables with ease on Linux using a Ulauncher extension.

Following from a good 2017 essay, I make the writer’s case for markdown.

A short article about a very long list.

Detailing my markdown-centric article writing workflow at The New Leaf Journal.

A long list of free and open source app recommendations for your Android-based device.

A review of my favorite writing tool and the tool behind almost all of the post-2021 New Leaf Journal drafts: KDE’s Ghostwriter markdown editor.

Overcoming a peculiar Ghostwriter segmentation fault on Manjaro Linux with the help of the Internet Archive.

What do debates about impeaching POTUS and the untucked jersey of former NBA All Star Roy Hibbert have in common?