> Google Docs might work. It does for docs, spreadsheets, presentations, > drawings.
Personally I like Google less and less – I've never been a fanatic either, especially because they now want us become silly phone users just buying what their phone OS will tell us to buy in a near future… Moreover the terms of use for their online services are abusive too, eg. you give them a perpetual right to use your own work for free (OK we don't mind in this case but I don't like this way to proceed). They're also spying on your web activity as soon as your Google account is open ‑ Gmail or whatever G-stuff, even if you're just browsing from another tab of your web browser… Of course most people are not aware because strangely Google doesn't advertise much about this ;). > Fine. How to I get it to speak English or Spanish? :) Didn't find the answer for Framapad. There are alternative online servers in English listed on http://etherpad.com/ without the need to create an account. I haven't read the conditions of use yet for these services. This page also tends to show that Google saw the underlying software Etherpad as a potential competitor for its online office suite ;). To me the best solution would be to host the service on our server to remain independent. Unfortunately they chose Java + Scala technologies and I cannot host this yet because our server is a standard Php/MySQL server, with optionally Ruby. So I propose that someone look at the terms of use of alternative Etherpad services. As a workaround we can also open a new (public) page on our website to write the presentation. Note that I adapted a javascript code 2 or 3 years ago that can turn a standard Wikipedia page into a presentation thanks to Firefox and its GreaseMonkey extension (see http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/6372). I can certainly adapt it to Spip pages. Using the Scrapbook extension you should even be able to get an offline version of the presentation. I must confess that the latest one is my preferred solution finally. This may also ease translation into many languages. > I need, we all need a basic outline of topics to cover. > I started but in Spanish. Just would like to see what has been done. > I'll work on an outline in English today. Ok, we're waiting for your outline translation then. JM. _______________________________________________ Doudoulinux-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/doudoulinux-dev
