It's nice to see a python toolchain for this (though I don't see any code at that url?) They exist in other languages as well. We've been working with Linterweb's Kiwix (kiwix.org) and the Schools-Wikipedia, which use their own toolchains.
Alecu, take a look at the [[wikislice]] project on the olpc wiki and en wikipedia. We're looking to improve available tools, particularly in terms of giving slice-creators detailed options about the ratio of media to text. SJ ps - I don't see code at the google-code url... and "cdpedia" is a name used by a few existing projects, some commercial; you might want to choose another name. pps - Martin: simple: is nice, but not of uniform quality On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 8:21 PM, Martin Langhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yesterday we had a mini-sprint with argentinian pythonistas and we > discussed Alecu's CDPedia which is a Python toolchain that does are > good job of cutting a slice of wikipedia and cutting off the least > interesting parts to make it fit. His project is here > > http://code.google.com/p/cdpedia/ > > and it would be great if Alecu could explain a bit more what it does > -- I am sure I didn't do it any justice above ;-) > So - Alecu, meet the list, list, say hi to Alecu ;-) > >
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