averms
averms
Have you heard of [mtex2MML](https://github.com/gjtorikian/mtex2MML)? It's written in C and is used by the Asciidoctor project as a library.
> I'm not sure it's a good fit for building into MultiMarkdown, however. I would agree with this. Plus it is super easy to make the svg yourself with ,...
Please don't tell people how to use ordered chapters :(
> It appears from a glance that some dependency was not pinned correctly. May you provide me with you operating system version? Sorry, I missed this. I'm using Arch Linux.
Might be related to jupyter/jupyter_console#241 EDIT: Problem goes away if you downgrade `jupyter-client` to 6.1.12. The exact set of steps: 1. `virtualenv venv && . venv/bin/activate` 2. `pip install jupyter_client=='6.*'`...
> PS: Can I customize where `local::lib` dumps its shit? That `perl5` folder is bogging me... A workaround for that is to install local::lib and export the environment variables before...
I'm not too tied to Jhove. Was just using that because I didn't know anything better existed. I might start using that pdf-online website from now on. My platform is...
> > > I made a fork with sicp.pdf in it: https://github.com/jrincayc/sicp-pdf > https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jrincayc/sicp-pdf/master/sicp.pdf You don't have all the fonts installed. Compare the first page of your PDF with , it becomes a _GitHub dumpster dive_ to find out which Lua filter does what. I would suggest adding one paragraph descriptions to...
> Then, when I tried to run `UpdateRemotePlugins` it failed. I had to figure out that it was trying to run the Python code in the black/rplugin directory. From that...