LaTeX Tutorial 3 - Tables

[@JiSat]

your "questions answered-to-time spent answering questions" ratio is unmatched. Thank you!!!

[@DrRobbo-ig9kn]

Eloquence feels like a lost art on most KZbin videos until you listen to Miss Quids ! A very relaxing delivery, marvellous stuff. Now time for some Miss Quids distro reviews !! Without causing any upset in the Quids household of course.

[@Sedric93]

Thank you so much. This is an extremely instructive and useful video! I just wanted to know how to do tables fast and I got what I wanted.

[@hazhir3861]

really that was helpful. I couldn't find a short tutorial which contained a lot of useful information such this. thank you so much.

[@javierH]

Excellent video! Thank you.

[@charlieoscar09]

Bloody love Miss Quids

[@y0shiness]

Interesting. I actually learned something from this tutorial that I didn't know: I thought r, c, and l were the only possibilities in the tabular environment (aside from none at all). However, I didn't use any sort of table in my master's thesis, so I didn't miss out on too much. Also as a slight complaint, this video probably should've used the outtro usually seen on a quids video. The video recommendations popped up over part of the table and its caption which made it hard to see the full connection Miss Quids was talking about. :(

[@alymuni]

Yeyy

[@sto3359]

IMO (not that it matters): Using LaTex with a GUI is like unnecessary BDSM for the mind (hmm...is there such a thing? Unnecessary? ). That being said I understand its value on tiling manager based distros.