Is there a way to extract files of tar.7z format using command line tools in Ubuntu?
Using pandoc like:
pandoc -o output.pdf input.md
does not give me a result with word-wrapping.
For instance, three liner input.md looks like the following:
# Introduction
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, scelerisque natoque, in etiam erat nibh lacus, porta quam penatibus, at metus, purus leo est. Sed faucibus odio in amet, in sapien ut sapien eu, vehicula pede vel pellentesque, ut hac lacinia mauris ridiculus rhoncus ligula. Sit congue, ac montes, lorem ligula etiam ac fusce ipsum, lacus dolor in suscipit aliquet vitae. Blandit neque aliquam, amet vel, ante nullam neque. Adipiscing nullam, neque elit, nunc non mauris libero vivamus tortor.
running the above command yields a pdf document with some content as the following:
Introduction
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, scelerisque natoque, in etiam erat nibh lacus,
Is there a fast way of converting a markdown(.md) file to pdf with word-wrapping (similar to the way done in here)?
I am looking for a colored format that is supported by ubuntu to write documentation files that can be displayed colored and bolded to be displayed on a text editor like gedit. I wanted to ask it before getting to start to create my own format. Does anyone know such a format?