Typora is a markdown editor that drops the usual split view: there is
no preview pane and no raw source pane, the document is rendered in
place as you type. It supports tables, math, diagrams, footnotes,
outlines and export to PDF, HTML, docx and more.

This is a binary repack of upstream's official Linux x86_64 tarball,
not a build from source (Typora is closed source). The Electron
runtime is bundled, so this package pulls in no SBo dependencies.

Typora is proprietary paid software. It ships as a time-limited free
trial and needs a purchased license key for continued use. Packaging
the tarball does not grant a license; see the homepage for terms.

The app is installed under a versioned directory in /opt (for this
release, /opt/typora-bin-1.14.9) and launched through the
/usr/bin/typora wrapper, which enables Electron's Ozone Wayland
backend when it detects a Wayland session and otherwise leaves the
default X11 path alone. Force either backend by setting
TYPORA_OZONE=wayland or TYPORA_OZONE=x11.

Upstream's bundled auto-updater is removed: it would overwrite the
tree in /opt behind pkgtool's back. Update by rebuilding this package
instead.

Export to PDF works out of the box. For docx, epub, LaTeX and other
pandoc formats, install pandoc (available on SBo).

Upstream's bundled Chromium license file is not duplicated into
/usr/doc; it ships in place as LICENSES.chromium.html in that same
directory.