Heyho,
Claudio wrote:
> I've implemented a web-based "port" of sent called wsent. I agree to not
> use the web for anything so I decided to abandon the project after reading
> the Quenting Rameau post where he suggests a slide to image conversion.
> Though, since I've put some effort on writing wsent (which is in still in a
> early stage) I though someone may be interested. I created the repository
> again.
ACE wrote:
> It's true that the web sucks, however I'd consider presenting text and
> some images totally OK for use on the web platform:
> + You're publishing this; it's a good idea if a lot of people can view
> the content.
> + The text can be copied
> - We're dealing with web browsers; there will be issues.
>
> Ofcourse you could just release the .txt file however I can see some
> non-technical people prefer to have the slides as you presented them, the web
> platform will fit well for this.
>
> If I publish a sent presentation it will be in the original .txt and web
> format.
>
> Alternatively I've seen LaTeX Beamer presentations released in a "paper"
> format where the slides are reformatted so they fit into the paper like
> regular text and only some small "ticks" which works as indicators of where
> slide bounderies are.
>
> Another thing to think about; what about printing the slides?
I am willing to accept a patch of a sed/awk shell script converting a slide file
to static html (just use <p><pre> and <img> blocks) page or a .tex input file
for a latex document (no beamer presentation, you already have sent for
presenting) to be printed.
> Maybe Takahashi method slides don't fit well on paper slides?
The takahashi and monte methods are not meant for sharing in any other way than
the real presentation or a recording of it.
--Markus
Received on Sat Nov 21 2015 - 14:58:24 CET