[OT]: creating cheat sheets

[vu Pham]

On 04/26/2013 01:20 PM, Bill Campbell wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 26, 2013, Andrew Gould wrote:
>>
>>    My least favorite tasks at work are those that require visual appeal -
>>    presentation slides, charts, etc.  I now have a need to create a cheat
>>    sheet for basic Python.  (I asked NoStarch Press for a "mug of python",
>>    but they said "no, but here's a coupon code".)
>>    What are the best ways to create cheat sheets?  Are there tools
>>    available that would make it easy?  Would a tool like Scribus be much
>>    better than a word processor?
>
> I've always used vim and groff.

Honestly I do not like vi or vim, but I often use it to the extend that 
when I am on my windows system and need some notes, I open an ssh 
session to my Linux desktop and start typing the notes using vi.

Same thing with sqlplus for Oracle. Many times I have my GUI tool open 
already, I still open a separate sqlplus session to use.

Using the CLI tools is a sign of getting old, I think :)