Linux editor articles - share 10 best Markdown editors

In this article, Brothers Linux Training will share some of the best Markdown editors you can install and use on Linux. While you can find quite a few Markdown editors on the Linux platform, here we will try to recommend the best ones for you.

Markdown is a markup language invented by the famous Aaron Swartz and John Gruber, and its original parser is a simple, lightweight tool of the same name written in Perl. It converts plain text written by the user into usable HTML. It's actually an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain-text language, and a conversion tool for converting text to HTML.

After a brief understanding of Markdown, the next step is to help you list these editors one by one.

1. Atom
Atom is a modern, cross-platform, open source and powerful text editor that can run on operating systems such as Linux, Windows and MAC OS X. Users can customize on the basis of it, delete and modify any configuration file.
It includes some very outstanding features:
built-in package manager,
intelligent auto-completion
, multi-window operation,
support for find and replace
, including a file system browser,
easy to customize themes
, open source, highly extensible packages, etc.

2. GNU Emacs
Emacs is a popular text editor on the Linux platform. It is a great, highly extensible and customizable Markdown language editor.
It combines these amazing features:
with extensive built-in documentation, including beginner-friendly tutorials
Full Unicode support to display all human symbols
Supports content-aware text editing mode
Includes syntax highlighting for multiple file
types Highly customizable with Emacs Lisp or GUI
Provides a package system to download and install various extensions Wait

3. Remarkable
Remarkable is probably the best Markdown editor for Linux, and it also works on Windows OS. It is indeed an excellent and full-featured Markdown editor with some exciting features for its users.
Some great features:
Support for live preview
Support for exporting PDF and HTML
Support for Github Markdown syntax
Support for custom CSS
Support for syntax highlighting
Provides keyboard shortcuts
High customizability and others

4. Haroopad
Haroopad is a cross-platform built for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X Platform Markdown document handler. Users can use it to write documents in many expert formats, including emails, reports, blogs, presentations, blog posts, and more.
Full-featured with the following highlights:
Easily import content
Support for exporting to multiple formats
Wide support for blogs and emails
Support for many mathematical expressions
Support for Github Markdown extensions
Provides users with some exciting themes, skins, and UI components, etc.

5. ReText
ReText is a simple, lightweight, and powerful Markdown editor for Linux and several other POSIX-compliant operating systems. It also acts as a reStructuredText editor and has the following features:
Simple and intuitive GUI
with high customizability, user can customize syntax files and configuration options
Supports multiple color schemes
Supports the use of multiple mathematical formulas
Enables export extensions and

more6 . UberWriter
UberWriter is a simple, easy-to-use Markdown editor for Linux. Its development was greatly influenced by iA writer on Mac OS X, and it also has these excellent features:
uses pandoc for all text-to-HTML conversion
provides a clean UI interface
provides a distraction free mode, Highlight the last sentence of the user
Support spell check
Support full screen mode
Support export PDF, HTML and RTF with pandoc
Enable syntax highlighting and math functions, etc.

7. Mark My Words
Mark My Words is also a lightweight and powerful Markdown editor. It is a relatively new editor and therefore offers a large number of features including syntax highlighting, a simple and intuitive UI.
Here are some awesome features that haven't been bundled into apps yet:
Real-time preview
Markdown parsing and file IO
status management
Support export PDF and HTML
monitoring file modification
Support preference setting

8. Vim-Instant-Markdown plug-in
Vim is a powerful, popular and open source text editor on Linux. It's great for programming. It also highly supports plugin functionality, allowing users to add some other features to it, including Markdown preview.
There are several Markdown preview plugins for Vim, but Vim-Instant-Markdown performs the best.


9. Bracket-MarkdownPreview plugin
Brackets is a modern, lightweight, open source and cross-platform text editor. It is built especially for web design and development. Some of its great features include: support for inline editors, live preview, preprocessing support and more.
It is also highly extensible through plugins, you can use the Bracket-MarkdownPreview plugin to write and preview Markdown documents.

10. SublimeText-Markdown Plugin
Sublime Text is a well-built, popular, cross-platform text editor for code, markdown and plain text. It performs extremely well and includes the following exciting features:
Simple and beautiful GUI
supports multiple selections
Provides focus mode
Supports form split editing Supports a high degree of plug-in
through the Python plug-in API
Fully customizable, provides command lookup mode
The SublimeText-Markdown plugin is a package that supports formatting highlighting, with some nice color schemes.

Conclusion The Brothers and
Brothers share here, through the above list, I believe you probably already know what Markdown editor and document processing program to download and install for your Linux desktop. Choosing the Markdown editor that suits you is the best choice.