I got tired of messing with Open Office and have checked some HTMLSlidy based presentations into git. (There's also an update script in there which I can use to push the versions from git to my fedora people space.)
http://mdehaan.fedorapeople.org/presentations/cobbler/index.html The idea is that now, in addition to code and the manpage, it's also possible to write readable patches against ... you guessed it... cobbler's presentation. The source you have to edit is all just one big simple HTML file with the UL's and LI's we all know and love. Now, when someone wants to present cobbler at a conference or BarCamp they can just take the existing files and tweak them, but we'll always have something up to date. At some point I should try to polish up the CSS -- most of the work I did was getting the w3c content stripped out of it. A neat feature of slidey is you can click the button at the bottom of the screen to go to any certain page, and your browser's F11 works as you suspect for fullscreen action. I still have to make these shinier but at least it's much easier to edit this than keep updating slides. The data is also all Creative Commons Share Alike 3.0 licensed, so feel free to fork the directory tree and upload to your own server if you want to add some of your own things to presentations, etc. I kind of feel that between the demo, the Wiki, and presentations we have almost overdocumented things, but that's not such a bad thing to have. We should probably do a bit of Wiki organizing in the future -- other comments on things that need docs are of course always welcome too. --Michael _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
