Warning on 2021-06-21: Don’t try this work-around With a pandoc 2.5 installation on Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS I am not able to get this hack working anymore. My suggestion is to look into some of the better solutions that were later implemented in ox-hugo. Introduction I have written before explaining how you can use org-ref to insert citations into your org mode documents, and then have them export perfectly into PDF documents via LaTeX.| vxlabs
Background. On Windows, I run Emacs on WSL 1 whilst displaying to Windows via the X410 X-Server. This is currently the best compromise if one wants to interoperate with the NTFS side, at least until the WSL 2 developers manage to fix up its current cross-OS IO performance issues. As part of this setup, I have written a small xdg-open replacement in Python which does path translation. This enables me to open any links from Emacs, running on WSL 1, using the relevant Windows file handler, no ma...| vxlabs
Screenshot of orgmode source, PDF preview on the right, interactive citation selection in the minibuffer. Click for full resolution. I have (co-)written a few LaTeX documents in my time. However, as I have been writing my life and lab notes and many of my technical blog posts in Emacs orgmode for the past few years, I wanted to see how one would go about using BiBTeX references in orgmode files (using John Kitchin’s org-ref package) such that they would render correctly in orgmode’s expor...| vxlabs
I’ve recently discovered the absolute joy that is writing and publishing wordpress blog posts using Emacs 24 and org2blog. Because it took me a while to get everything (including source code syntax highlighting by the WordPress SyntaxHighlighter plugin) going, I wanted to document the whole procedure step-by-step, using org2blog of course! I’m using Emacs 24.3 (from the PPA) with Prelude on Ubuntu 12.04.4. Installing required packages org-mode is already installed in Emacs 24 with Prelude...| vxlabs