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Some examples call fig.show() with the expectation that a matpltolib figure will be displayed on-screen. However, since fig.show does not manage the backed GUI mainloop this will seemingly fail. In most cases, it will be more convenient for end-users to rely on plt.show to display figures.

Resolves #134

Some examples call `fig.show()` with the expectation that a matpltolib
figure will be displayed on-screen. However, since `fig.show` does not
manage the backed GUI mainloop this will seemingly fail. In most cases,
it will be more convenient for end-users to rely on `plt.show` to
display figures.
@rougier rougier merged commit 898944b into matplotlib:master Jun 5, 2023
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Update Beginner Cheatsheet: fig.show → plt.show
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