Cheat sheets again! Its Linux this time!!!
Mark Sanborn of Nixtutor has compiled a list of the best Linux cheat sheets categorised into:
No matter how useful any Linux cheat sheet can be, the ultimate reference is always the Man pages
Although not everyone, a few of us must definitely have dreamed of becoming an astronaut or are still fascinated by the facts of outer space. Fascination could have very well led to curiosity and in that process, anything associated with space reminds us of NASA.
RSS feeds are available for all the multimedia features as well as mission specific news. Updates can also be received via E-mail.
The one I like most is the NASA Image of the Day feed – one stunning image a day with description attached and available for download in different resolutions.
Here’s today’s image:
A timely find..
In continuation of my previous post on Python cheatsheet, here’s a two page quick reference aka cheatsheet from Michael Goerz covering variable types, basic syntax, exception handling, object orientation, input/output and standard library.
Go grab your copy now..
What is a Cheat sheet?
From Wikipedia: “A concise set of notes used for quick reference“
Download Python cheat sheet, a one page reference in PDF or PNG formats from Added Bytes.
Also available from the same site are a bunch of cheat sheets for other programming languages.
If you are among the 8 million Firefox users who helped Mozilla set up a world record for most software downloads in a day by downloading Firefox 3 on June 17th, 2008, Mozilla.org acknowledges you by providing with a certificate.
Click here and get your certificate now!!!
