BGB said: > by contrast, a wiki is often a much better experience, and similarly allows > the option of being presented sequentially (say, by daisy chaining articles > together, and/or writing huge articles). granted, it could be made maybe a > little better with a good WYSIWYG style editing system. > > potentially, maybe, something like MediaWiki or similar could be used for > fiction and similar.
Take a look at both Wikibooks and the booki project (which publishes flossmanuals.net) > a mystery is why, say, LCD panels can't be made to better utilize ambient > light Why isn't the wonderful dual-mode screen used by the OLPC XO more widely used? > the one area I think printed books currently have a slight advantage (vs > things like Adobe Reader and similar), is the ability to quickly place > custom bookmarks (would be nice if one could define user-defined bookmarks > in Reader, and if it would remember wherever was the last place the user was > looking in a given PDF). Apple Preview, and perhaps other PDF readers, already do this. Have fun! David _______________________________________________ fonc mailing list [email protected] http://vpri.org/mailman/listinfo/fonc
