To get your markdown into an eBook format, you'll first convert it to epub which pandoc can do on its own. deb package from THIS PAGE and download and install it using something like this: curl -L > bįirst set up pandoc (above) Markdown to eBook

To install a more recent version instead, copy the url to the latest. To install an older version just to get you running: sudo apt-get update Here is their official page with installation instructions: My Linux Setup

Pandoc is the main tool to convert markdown to other things. We'll use kindle's command line tool to convert an epub to mobi. As far as I've seen, this is used by everything except Kindle. I've seen this used most often in academia that uses equations, like math, physics, and computer science classes in undergraduate. latex is a typesetting language / software used to make pdfs.pandoc is a command line tool used to convert from certain file types to other file types.

Here are the tools I used to get my markdown files (from my Jekyll based blog) into the PDF, EPUB, and MOBI formats. I'm writing the chapters in Markdown, and I want to have it both printed on paperback and available as an eBook on Kindle etc. I'm working on a book, 'Debugging Your Brain' which I plan to self-publish. My book is out! an applied psychology / self-help book targeted at developers: Debugging Your Brain

Pandoc pdf to epub