What is AsciiDoc FOR LINUX?

AsciiDoc FOR LINUX

AsciiDoc is an open-source, cross-platform, and free command-line utility implemented in Python. It allows users to write manual pages, articles, short documents, and books for their GNU/Linux operating systems.

Key Features:

• Generate files in HTML, XHTML, and DocBook markups


• No weird format notations or markup tags


• Cross-platform compatibility


• Supports 32 and 64-bit platforms

Technical Specifications:

• Price: FREE


• File Type: Tar.gz


• Publisher: Stuart Rackham


• Supported Platforms: GNU/Linux, Windows, Mac OS X

Installation Guide:

To install AsciiDoc on your GNU/Linux distribution:

1. Download the latest release from the project's website or Softpedia


2. Save the archive in your Home directory


3. Unpack the archive using your favorite archive manager utility


4. Open a terminal emulator and navigate to the extracted files


5. Run the '.\/configure && make' command


6. Run 'sudo make install' to complete the installation

Usage:

After installation, use the 'asciidoc --help' command to view usage message and command-line options. Refer to the AsciiDoc User Guide for markup commands.

AsciiDoc is a versatile tool that simplifies document writing tasks on various platforms, including GNU/Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. Get started with AsciiDoc today for an efficient writing experience!

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