Given that fedora has a broken gedit for this task, is there a simple lightweight editor that can do that? Guess knowing Markdown is out of the question.
Given that fedora has a broken gedit for this task, is there a simple lightweight editor that can do that? Guess knowing Markdown is out of the question.
Code:#!/bin/bash gpg --decrypt-files $1.gpg gedit $1 gpg --encrypt-files $1
Emacs has built-in GPG support (Tools -> Encryption/Decryption).
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flyingfsck : that was very creative. Yet not connected with the issue.
The King of Comedy: thank you. It works well. And, with some tweaks there is Markdown as well. And an outliner.
distributer: yes, that's right. Geany does that too. And has syntax highlighting for markdown. Probably it's quite easy to set it work with pango as it has the project/compilation functions.