savchenko

Thanks for such a quick response! I have tried https://github.com/chrisbra/Colorizer (written by mr.Brabandt himself) and it works great apart from the fact that only one split can be highlighted at...

> it doesn’t just find things that look like a colour and highlights them, it also knows which ones not to highlight. Indeed, you are right. Testing the above-mentioned Colorizer...

@7XFugvwR , on the contrary - I love this bug, it effectively locks-down the BIOS settings which are inaccessible without a reflash.

On the contrary, I find the default font size just right. How about a custom CSS support ( https://github.com/sirodoht/mataroa/issues/3 ) instead of trying to manufacture a "one size fits all"...

Looks much better! However, this doesn't solve typography/typesetting. E.g. `--` isn't converted to `—` and text isn't aligned horizontally. Example of well-aligned text: 

Regarding the first point: https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#typography On the second one, let's open pretty much any printed book and look inside... Looks rather justified and well-balanced, right? People have spent significant amount...

I am not aware of mr. Butterick, but rumours are, Jan Tschichold's "The New Typography" still holds. > So, on multiple-hyphens-as-dashes the book's decree is that it's a bad typewriter...

Regarding the implementation, you might consider [Python MD extensions](https://python-markdown.github.io/extensions/). For example, [Smarty](https://python-markdown.github.io/extensions/smarty/) might be a good start.

I get your motivation, but to the best of my understanding this is welcoming MITM during agent deployment and data being posted to Hetrix.

> Since presumably it's **not compiled** or linked, I don't think a license change is required. **It's a compilation**. As we're talking about binary `*.deb`, I'd stay on the cautious...