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Org-mode reference card [pdf]

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Re: Org-mode reference card [pdf]

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Post by alexilliamson »

aaronchall wrote: post #2

I like this card, but orgmode is on 9.0.8 - would be great if it could be updated.

Do you have an example or two of changed since since 7.8.11? As someone who started using org-mode at the end of last week, I'd like to make an informed decision on whether or not to go ahead and tattoo this to my forearms, or whether I should wait for an updated version.

Re: Org-mode reference card [pdf]

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Post by rjzzleep »

_e wrote: post #4

I was really hoping that http://orgmode.org/orgcard.org (replacing the .pdf with .org) existed so I didn't have to reinvent the wheel. I did find http://orgmode.org/worg/orgcard.html though.

it does, you just typoed it

http://orgmode.org/worg/orgcard.org

but the reference file is this:

http://orgmode.org/orgcard.txt

Re: Org-mode reference card [pdf]

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Post by tangue »

paultopia wrote: post #7

I keep trying to get into org mode, and it never gets a hold of me. Would love to hear what amazing things folks are doing with org mode that can't be achieved, e.g., with markdown.

Here's mine : Clocking my time on some kind of loose todolist and generate the corresponding invoice directly

Re: Org-mode reference card [pdf]

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Post by vim-guru »

paultopia wrote: post #7

I keep trying to get into org mode, and it never gets a hold of me. Would love to hear what amazing things folks are doing with org mode that can't be achieved, e.g., with markdown.

That list would be never-ending, but the thing that really makes it for me is the way you can do literate programming. On the other hand, I can rarely use it because my colleagues don't use Emacs
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