VNote a great program to write in markdown available to Linux (Like MX Linux 21, antiX 21)

VNote is a great program, for my is great to write markdown
 

Download VNote 32 bits

See my 32 bits deb build:

https://github.com/wachin/vnote/releases



Note: If you are curious, you will realize that the deb that I compiled is smaller than the ones on the github page of the Chinese developers, this is because VNote can use the dependencies of the Linux operating system, for example: Kdenlive, which is a program huge but because it uses many KDE dependencies, you can see this by looking at its packages: kdenlive-data which weighs 9 MB and kdenlive which weighs almost 3 MB, the same with the deb I compiled, instead the developers have made it available by integrating many of its dependencies right there to make it work on many (64-bit) Linux, not like the one I have compiled only for Linux based on Debian 11 Bullseye

 

Download VNote 64 bits

On the official page:

https://github.com/vnotex/vnote/releases


As you can see there it is also available for Windows 32 and 64 bits, and for MAC OS X


How to open a markdown file with VNote

To open a markdown file with VNote 3.13.1 you need to right click and open with VNote. The next picture is from Thunar File Manager:



How to edit a markdown file in VNote

To edit a the file clic on the button pencil:


VNote generate bookmarks

This program generate bookmarks with your headings:



How to insert headings

the headings are in this button:



How to insert pictures

To insert a picture into a README.md file for a Github project you can drag and drop:



select one option to "Insert as image" given two clics:




and I do this usually delete the "Title" section (but if you need use it):




In VNote you can insert images and these will be seen locally and also on github online

The great in VNote is that in the edition mode the pictures appear visible:



and the best thing is that we don't have to do anything else for them to appear on github once one has pulled, because they will appear, example:


this tutorial on github with the image inserted:



this is a great advance that I never see in other markdown editors




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