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This is an amazingly in-depth and up-to-date walkthrough. Way better than CS61. But... > "for Beginners" > links to GitHub repo full of .tex files O:
by doctorpangloss 13y ago
This is an amazingly in-depth and up-to-date walkthrough. Way better than CS61. But...
> "for Beginners"
> links to GitHub repo full of .tex files
O:
- cdash 13y agoWell, the readme links to a PDF.
- X4 13y agoI thought linking to the source rather than to just the pdf would be more useful for you, as a) some might like to actually contribute and b) many would like to know what else the author made and lastly c) a minority of people isn't allowed to open pdf's from the internet, so they could build it locally (or just starr on github).
- johnlbevan2 13y agoAgreed. For anyone wanting to know what these files are, they're LaTeX; text files mixed with meta information. Detailed explanation of LaTeX: http://latex-project.org/intro.html http://latex-project.org/intro.html Software to work with LaTeX: http://latex-project.org/ftp.html http://latex-project.org/ftp.html
- peterwwillis 13y ago@johnlbevan2, you seem to be hellbanned.