libtext-markdown-perl 1.0.22-1 (i386 binary) in ubuntu jaunty

 Markdown is a markup language to convert structured text into (X)HTML.
 Its main design goal is to make the input text as readable as possible.
 For this, the syntax is highly inspired by the format of plain text
 email.
 .
 Markdown supports features like headers, *emphasis*, code blocks,
 blockquotes and links. For maximum flexibility, it also allows
 embedding HTML tags, both within paragraphs (eg. <span>), and at block
 level (<div>, <table>).
 .
 MultiMarkdown is an extension to the Markdown syntax so that more
 complex documents could be represented, and (ultimately) also converted
 to other formats than HTML.
 .
 This package contains the Text::Markdown and Text::MultiMarkdown
 modules as found in CPAN. These are different from the original
 Markdown implementation from John Gruber, which can be found in the
 "markdown" Debian package. (This CPAN implementation is sensibly slower
 than the original, but is better maintained.)