Useful

A useful-to-read post about *nix, *nix-distros and their applications.

• Cẩm nang chuyển sinh thành lợn (vOz)

Installing LaTeX

• Download and install LaTeX on Ubuntu - please read the replies (tex.stackexchange.com) 

LaTeX handbook and tutorials

• LATEX VÀ ỨNG DỤNG (Asc. Prof. Nguyễn Hữu Điển - VNU)

• LaTeX in 24 hours - A Practical Guide for Scientific Writing (Dilip Datta)

Unofficial LaTeX template for fit@hcmus reports

• https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/hcmus-report-template/zyrhmsxynwqs (Overleaf)

• https://github.com/khongsomeo/hcmus-unofficial-report-template (GitHub repository)

MathJax tutorial

• MathJax basic tutorial and quick reference (math.meta.stackexchange.com).

Fact: GitHub Markdown and Jupyter Notebook both support MathJax (but don't assume their qualities are the same as LaTeX-compiled documents!)

Obsidian

1. Might be a good editor when you start to learn/use Markdown, but don't take it too seriously.

2. Keep in mind that each-freaking-repository (i.e. each folder) uses a completely separate configuration, including themes, plugins, etc. Therefore, you should use a configuration template.

3. Don't assume your HTML will work on any Markdown editors/viewers other than Obsidian. 

4. Keep your Markdown as simple as possible.

VSCode

Markdown is supported by default. 

A collection of Pepe the frog

• gotta catch em all (Google Drive)

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