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  2. AWK: Fifty years of simplicity and efficiency in the Terminal

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  3. Markdown in VSCode, Vim emulation, and navigating between sections

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  4. LilyPond, MusicXML and Artificial Intelligence

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  6. LilyPond: exploring polyphonic notation

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  7. Extracting musical fragments in PDF or PNG format

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  8. Nano, the minimalist editor for quick and lightweight editing

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  9. Prolog: between logic and programming language

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  10. Vim... beyond Vim

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  11. Personal observations on Robocopy, Rsync, and Rclone

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  13. Two open source tools for editing PDF documents: GUI versus CLI.

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  15. LibreOffice Writer and non-sequential page numbering.

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  16. MS Windows: xcopy and robocopy with mentions of batch procedures and rsync.

    Copy and Paste: the universal method.

  17. Study on an example of integration between Python and LaTeX

    Subject of this article.

  18. LaTeX with Sublime Text and LaTeXools.

    An article illustrating the use of Sublime Text for creating complex documents, with a focus on legal briefs written in LaTeX. 1.

  19. Vim, Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code and the multiple cursors.

    Article on comparative handling of multiple cursors in Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code and Vim. 1.

  20. Vim and snippet lists for UltiSnips and other plugins.

    Article about the different collections of snippets designed for different plugins of Vim and the possibility of converting from type of format to another. 1.

  21. Article on how to copy a list of files in a folder and paste the list into an open document.

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  23. Markdown with Vim, Emacs, Sublime Text 4 and Visual Studio Code

    How are four generalist editors, i.e., designed to be used with a wide range of programming languages and text files, performing when writing documents in Markdown language?

  24. Abstract: Compression of PDF documents is a useful technique to reduce the space occupied by these files and facilitate their transmission and storage.

  25. Using Visual Studio Code to write scores in LilyPond.

    Abstract: Visual Studio Code is an excellent integrated environment for writing programming codes, but can it also be used as an editor for the LilyPond language dedicated to writing music?

  26. Vim is an editor with endless capabilities.

  27. From Text Objects in Vim to Text Blocks in Gutenberg for WordPress.

    About Vim and Gutenberg.

  28. Linux: rename, rename.ul, prename, perl-rename: what a confusion!

    Summary of this article.

  29. Two open-source solutions for framing images

    What is the topic of this article?

  30. LaTeX: some considerations on font size

    LaTeX: class definition, standard classes and font sizes.

  31. Introduction.

  32. What are we talking about?

  33. Emacs, use-package and straight in short.

  34. About LaTeX, standalone, PDF and PNG

    LaTeX and the document format As, of course, you all already know (:smiley:), LaTeX is a language dedicated to the typesetting of documents with state-of-the-art quality.

  35. About LilyPond and MuseScore.

  36. Vim and the Markdown preview

    Preamble Vim is an excellent editor for Markdown, both for its own “native” features and for the possibility of adding specific functions via “plugins.”

  37. What is GIMP?

  38. Preface on LaTeX and MS Word I have been using LaTeX for about thirty years to write documents of all kinds: court documents, reports, research, projects and more.

  39. Converting from Org Mode to Markdown GFM

    Does it make sense to talk about Org Mode instead of Markdown?

  40. Vim - VimTex, Emacs - AucTeX: create environments in empty fields

    Subject of this post This post is a follow-up to my previous one named “Vim, VimTex: environments and commands in LaTeX” in which I described the creation of environment tags in the LaTeX language through Vim’s “surround.vim” plugin.

  41. About Vim and the Global Command

    Vim and the Global Command: basic structure This post is not a complete review of Vim’s Global Command but is just a series of personal observations on it.

  42. Vim, VimTex: environments and commands in LaTeX

    A smart system for writing Vim is a great editing tool.

  43. Vim Is Magic or Nomagic?

    What’s this joke?

  44. Markdown in Firefox

    Abstract Use Mozilla Firefox as a Markdown documents viewer written on Linux Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch, with mention of MS Windows and macOS.

  45. What is the subject of this article?

  46. Vim: study on transposing lists of names from horizontal to vertical

    Primary purpose of the study.

  47. Vim: replace text in all opened buffers with only one command

    Vim: do you need to replace some text in all opened buffers?

  48. Preface This article is a summary of two previous posts that you can read at these pages: “Vim: Study on constructing Regular Expressions to delete or reduce blank lines with Global Command” “Emacs: Study on constructing Regular Expressions to delete or r…

  49. After writing an article focusing on “Vim: Study on constructing Regular Expressions to delete or reduce blank lines with Global Command” I tried to match with a similar operation with Emacs.

  50. Preface On the topic of this article you may find interesting the following one: “Vim and Regular Expressions for removing redundant whitespace”.