I think I have accidentally invented the term 'noteporn' the moment a colleague saw my lesson notes taken in LaTeX and said: "Wow, your notes are so beautiful one could fap on those!"

Looks like someone has a LaTeX fetish...

@Agilulf
You must be proud on that one.

@RantSomeWhere Au contraire. When you prepare input files with predefined commands and display style for your document, just type your text and your commands and you have a top-notch result that you can bring on your phone and PC to revise wherever you want, and when you print it, you don't have to bother with the handwritten letters and the scratched text and all, the text is all clean. ;)

@RantSomeWhere This is what a page looks like with what I did for now. It's far from perfection, I know, and I admit "noteporn" may be a bit excessive (that's just how one of my colleagues described it), but in terms of readability and practicality, I find it very satisfying. Definitions come with their own environment, and there's a lststyle for specifications and languages (in this lesson, there's C, but I also did one for one of my teacher's languages; apparently, it is very helpful for the latter, since I got this for only one semester).

Oh and, the section underlining offset is a bug that became a feature... until the section name did the whole line, then it's just a bug.