* Why the World can be a Better Place with MarkDown ?
...just see my fresh new post. Here in the Discourse Forum for now, but it's practically ready for a Write.Freely blog post.
Mastodon cannot even come close to displaying content that well, sadly. Friendica can though.
And -- my favourite platform, the elegant and fast Write.Freely blog I love.
Forum thread here : https://discourse.qoto.org/t/superb-themes-for-glitchsocial-instance-created-at-kafuka-me/281
Thank you to Tom, @emuz for all his work at his instance -- Recommended by this #FediReporter
#GlitchSocial #Instances #NewUsers #Better #UI #UX #Fediverse
@design_RG @emuz I am sure qoto supports Markdown or at least LaTeX
$\LaTeX$
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@freemo @design_RG @emuz
How do I type LaTeX in then ?
you should read https://qoto.org/about/more it and other important details you should be familiar with (including a ton of features we added) are listed there. Here is a copy and paste from that which explains it:
Inline math Latex support - Use \ ( and \ ) for inline LaTeX, and \ [ and \ ] for display mode.
Example:
\(\LaTeX\)
@freemo @design_RG @emuz Good to see gitlab pages on there, as a service.
We provide a free ultimate license to everyone (normally costs 100$ per user per month) and free runners for CI (including one with GPU support for opencl and cuda)
@freemo @design_RG @emuz Cool., I can't wait to get back to code club as 2 of my members are not fans of google so may be open to joining here.
nextcloud is also good, as it now provides a whole host of other services I think, e.g office type applications.
By all means invite as many people as you want, thats why its there. I am also open to offering other services aimed at coders.
Our discourse for example acts as a mailing list as well. Project subforumns can be subscribed to via email and if you use it only through email it looks and behaves exactly as a mailing list would. So its a great way of offering support on your projects.
I'm playing around with WikiJs as a way of hosting documentation in addition to doing it with gitlab but it doesnt seem to be very friendly to multi-tenancy.
I will join the discourse thing to discuss ideas etc.
