I have a significant stream of visitors looking for LaTeX invoice templates (my magento-on-latex post is probably good seo 
).
When I started using LaTeX I had exactly the same need and wrote my own invoice template.
In the meantime I have created several other templates. I now packed them all up and put a repository latex-template-collection up on github. Currently there are templates for letters, timesheets (thanks to Dennis Mack!) and invoices. I am going to contiously add new templates.
The templates still have room for optimization (e.g. automatically increment the invoice position, etc.). Please feel free to contribute.
I have a significant stream of visitors looking for LaTeX invoice templates (my magento-on-latex post is probably good seo ;) ).
When I started using LaTeX I had exactly the same need and wrote my own invoice template.
In the meantime I have created several other templates. I now packed them all up and put a ...
I created a cheatsheet for the popular window manager awesome in LaTeX.
Awesome is a neat, highly configurable window manager for X. It is available for all the main linux distributions.
I use awesome because it gets you highly productive. Since you can completely use it by keyboard and since it is a tiling window manager you don’t have to waste time on thinking about arranging your screen or move your hand from keyboard to mouse.
The sheet is available on my github account as a *.tex and as a *.pdf file. I think the code could be useful for other people, maybe for creating similar cheat sheets – since they all use nearly the same layout.
Click here to directly get the pdf.
I created a cheatsheet for the popular window manager awesome in LaTeX.
Awesome is a neat, highly configurable window manager for X. It is available for all the main linux distributions.
I use awesome because it gets you highly productive. Since you can completely use it by keyboard and since it is a tiling window manager ...
