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<\/a><\/p>\nDingus is a relatively old and extremely simple Mardown editor available in any browser. It is notable for being created by John Gruber, the father of Markdown.<\/p>\n
Markdown-Editor<\/h3>\n
As you can see, the developers of Markdown-Editor didn't really bother with the name. This editor supports GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM)<\/a> and works in conjunction with Google Drive.<\/p>\n Writebox is a free text editor with focus mode and Markdown support. When you start typing, it hides everything except the text itself. Dropbox and Google Drive works great, has hotkey support and allows you to download your text in html or txt format.<\/p>\n Hardcore, ascetic online editor with no hassles. Has a preview panel for Markdown code and the ability to convert to HTML.<\/p>\n Haroopad<\/strong> is a cross-platform markdown editor that allows you to write documents quickly and easily. It supports all the features you'd expect from a typical Markdown editor and more:<\/p>\n There is nothing to add to the impressive list of possibilities. The editor is so great that I even got pissed off. He knows how to do everything that I need and is for all popular platforms. Watch this short video<\/a> and see for yourself that this is just a great Markdown editor.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/em> [<\/p>\n Haroopad is an excellent Markdown editor<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/haroopad.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n Haroopad – editor settings<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/haroopad_settings_editor.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n Haroopad – live preview settings<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/haroopad_settings_viewer.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n Haroopad – Markdown settings<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/haroopad_settings_markdown.png<\/a> )<\/p>\n Installation<\/strong><\/p>\n There are ready-made x86 and x64 packages for all platforms. Download and install as usual<\/a>.<\/p>\n Supported platforms<\/strong>: Linux, Windows, MacOS<\/p>\n Mark My Words<\/strong> is a minimalistic Markdown editor specially created for Elementary OS, but will work in any Linux distribution.<\/p>\n The editor follows the minimalism of Elementary OS and is still in development. More features are planned in the future. Works pretty well, but falls short of other markdown editors reviewed. Suitable for supporters of minimalism. Can't move the live preview window to the same area of \u200b\u200btext that is currently being edited.<\/p>\n [<\/p>\n Mark My Words – minimalistic Markdown editor<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/markmywords.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n Mark My Words – editor settings<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/markmywords_settings_editor.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n Mark My Words – preview settings<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/markmywords_settings_preview.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n Mark My Words – export<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/markmywords_export.png<\/a> )<\/p>\n Installation<\/strong><\/p>\n There is a repository for Ubuntu:<\/p>\n Archlinux users can install Mark My Word from the AUR<\/a> :<\/p>\n Supported Platforms<\/strong>: Linux<\/p>\n ReText<\/strong> is another good editor available for Linux with its own set of unique features. Among the main ones:<\/p>\n Again, everything would be fine, but the live preview stands still, and you need to constantly scroll to where you are currently working with the text. I was pleased with the support of tabs. In general, an excellent editor, but I lacked its capabilities.<\/p>\n [<\/p>\n ReText is a good Markdown editor<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/retext.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n ReText – settings window<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/retext_settings.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n ReText – menu<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/retext_menu.png<\/a> )<\/p>\n Installation<\/strong><\/p>\n Most distributions have retext in their repositories. For example in debian and ubuntu:<\/p>\n If not in the repositories, then you can install using pip:<\/p>\n Windows and MacOS are not officially supported, but the editor is written in python, so it will work on both platforms if desired.<\/p>\n Supported Platforms<\/strong>: Linux<\/p>\n Uberwriter<\/strong> is an editor with an original idea: it doesn't provide any customization at all. The author believes that he knows better how it will be more convenient to create. Despite the complete lack of customization, it has one unique “trick”: a mode that allows you to concentrate only on the typed text (distraction-free). Instead of telling, it is better to watch a short demonstration of Uberwriter in action.<\/p>\n Live preview, despite its presence, works only for text. Images and other media content are displayed as text. Unfortunately, uberwriter looks abandoned, but despite this, some people may like the ideas of the author of the application.<\/p>\n [<\/p>\n Uberwriter<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/uberwriter.png<\/a>) [<\/p>\n Uberwriter – menu<\/p>\n ] (https:\/\/the-bosha.ru\/2016\/05\/05\/obzor-markdown-redaktorov\/uberwriter_menu.png<\/a> )<\/p>\n Installation<\/strong><\/p>\n Uberwriter is available for Ubuntu through their Software Center, or ppa:<\/p>\n And of course Archlinux users can install from the AUR:<\/p>\n Other distributions are not officially supported.<\/p>\n Supported Platforms<\/strong>: Linux<\/p>\n Platforms:<\/strong> Windows, macOS, Linux.<\/p>\n Price:<\/strong> Free trial, license cost $ 29. The beta version is free with no restrictions.<\/p>\n Another minimalist Markdown editor with a simple interface similar to Typora. At the same time, it contains a file panel that displays documents and folders with which you work. This allows Caret to be used as a full-fledged note manager.<\/p>\n Like Typora, this editor displays text formatting right in the input window, but you can also enable the preview pane if you like. Caret supports the GitHub Flavored Markdown syntax, including tables, formulas, and code blocks. So the program can be used by students for taking notes and writing drafts, although those who deal with the exact sciences are better off looking towards LaTeX editors.<\/p>\n Caret has built-in search to quickly jump to files or navigate sections of your documents. The editor has a dark theme for working at night and a focused mode. Caret supports export to HTML and PDF.<\/p>\n Platforms:<\/strong> macOS, iOS.<\/p>\n Price:<\/strong> Subscription costs $ 5 per month or $ 40 per year.<\/p>\n Ulysses is a professional tool for seasoned writers, editors, journalists and screenwriters. It allows you to run multiple projects at the same time, sorting your articles, sketches and scripts into folders. The Ulysses interface is somewhat similar to Evernote, but it looks sleeker and more convenient.<\/p>\n It is full of functions for working with text, such as easy navigation through chapters and a draft version control system. Another useful feature of Ulysses is the ability to set goals and track their progress. If you set yourself a task – to write so many symbols per day – a diagram appears on the special Ulysses panel, filling in as you progress.<\/p>\n Behind the beautiful interface of the editor, there are many settings and possibilities. Ulysess can save your texts to TXT, HTML, ePub, PDF, DOCX or upload them directly to your WordPress or Medium blog.<\/p>\n It makes sense to pay for this monster only for professionals who live off their texts. But they will definitely like Ulysses.<\/p>\n Platforms:<\/strong> Windows, macOS, iOS, Android.<\/p>\n Price:<\/strong> $ 19.99, Free for Android.<\/p>\n iA Writer is a clear demonstration that a text editor can be not only convenient and functional, but also beautiful. This application is focused on simplicity and minimalism – nothing will distract you from your work.<\/p>\n IA Writer has a file pane and a preview mode. The text in it looks clean and easy to read. Optionally, you can change the fonts and theme of the editor, as well as switch between day and night modes. The application displays statistics for your documents – the number of characters and words, as well as the average time to read. iA Writer supports export to HTML, Word and PDF.<\/p>\n It is especially convenient to work with this editor on macOS, since it was primarily developed for Apple computers. Swipe right on your mouse or touchpad with two fingers and see all the files you're working on. Swipe left to see your document in preview mode. Overall. The Android version is pretty good too. But the beta for Windows looks pretty awkward so far.<\/p>\n In this article, we'll take a look at some of the best Markdown-enabled editors you can install and use on Linux. In fact, there are many more of them, but we will consider only the most convenient of them.<\/p>\n Markdown (markdown) is a lightweight markup language created with the aim of writing the most readable and easy to edit text, but suitable for converting into languages \u200b\u200bfor advanced publications (HTML, Rich Text, etc.).<\/p>\n Atom is a modern, cross-platform, powerful open source text editor that runs on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. It is highly customizable, thanks to plugins as well.<\/p>\n Its benefits include the following:<\/p>\n Home page: https:\/\/atom.io\/<\/a><\/p>\n Everything described for the previous application is also true for Visual Studio Code. It is an easy-to-use and powerful open source editor, extensible with plugins and theme support. Has a built-in debugger and version control client. It also works with Markdown using a convenient plugin, immediately showing the result in an adjacent window.<\/p>\n Homepage: https:\/\/code.visualstudio.com<\/a><\/p>\n Who doesn't know Emacs? This editor is over 40 years old and is considered one of the most popular applications for * nix systems.<\/p>\n Important functions:<\/p>\n Homepage: https:\/\/www.gnu.org\/software\/emacs\/<\/a><\/p>\n Remarkable is arguably the best Markdown editor for Linux listed. It supports the full Markdown syntax and is extremely functional:<\/p>\n Homepage: https:\/\/remarkableapp.github.io<\/a><\/p>\n ReText is a simple, lightweight and powerful Markdown editor for Linux. Has the following features:<\/p>\n Homepage: https:\/\/github.com\/retext-project\/retext<\/a><\/p>\n Mark My Words is also a lightweight yet powerful Markdown editor. It is relatively young, but has many important features, including syntax highlighting, a simple and easy GUI.<\/p>\n Homepage: https:\/\/github.com\/voldyman\/MarkMyWords<\/a><\/p>\n Sublime Text is very popular and needs no introduction. For Markdown support, I recommend the SublimeText-Markdown plugin, it has excellent syntax highlighting, a choice of color schemes and much more.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nWritebox<\/h3>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nBest Markdown Editors for Linux<\/h2>\n
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VS Code<\/h4>\n
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