[ale] Non-flash, Non-Office Presentation tool

[JD]

I use S5 - it is an HTML/JS presentation tool.
http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/  It uses HTML, javascript and CSS.  Full
screen, non-JS, 1 page or 1-page per slide views are possible.

The first setup took me a little modification to get a logo and other setup
stuff working. I'm fluent in textile, so I wrote a Textile markdown
pre-processor (perl) to create a "standard presentation" with very simple
inputs. Here's a textile input example slide:
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<div class="slide">

h1. Back-In-Time Checklist

* Automatic & Easy? *Yes*
* Fast - incremental+? *Yes* snapshots feel instantaneous
* Efficient - compressed? *Maybe* hardlinks, no compression
* Secure / encrypted? *Perhaps* cryptfs, truecrypt, sream thru gpg/openssl
* Versioned / not simple mirror? *Yes*
* Stored Remotely? *Maybe* NFS
* Restoration Verified? *Yes*

+ individual file backups are not incremental.
</div>
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Hit me up off list of you'd like any more specifics.  My perl code is extremely
specific to my needs, but you are welcome to it.

On 10/09/2013 11:07 AM, Jonathan Meek wrote:
> Hey everyone,
> 
> I am looking for a way to do my upcoming ALE talk next month without using
> LibreOffice or an online presentation service (e.g. Google Docs). I think recall
> that someone in our group gave a talk using basically a HTML app that was a
> slideshow (I could be just imagining it, Masters Degree sleep deprivation will
> do that to you). Anyways, if anyone has any ideas or thoughts, they would be
> most helpful.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Jonathan
>