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Impress (OpenOffice.org) vs S5

2008.12.04 Thu 10:37 P GMT-07
I mentioned that S5 was dead (since it hasn't really been updated since 2005, perhaps this is because it is already mature). Then I see an ajaxian link to someone who hacked CSS transitions onto s5 for the iphone. So it's not completely dead (it's

[ANN] rst2odp - Convert rst to OpenOffice Impress

2008.12.02 Tue 3:34 P GMT-07
Goodbye S5. I might miss you. You were nice but you kind of died. And all the cool kids bought macs and moved on to keynote... But my slides weren't written in html, they were written in rst... Enough with the silly talk. Here's a little side pr
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More beginner Python cheatsheets

2008.08.25 Mon 12:16 P GMT-07
Around this time last year I posted a cheatsheet for writing/packaging/testing scripts in python. Well, I'm speaking this week at the Utah Open Source Conference and will be giving an introductory talk about python. I've also been given my brother'
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Howto create a pygments backend

2007.09.05 Wed 9:21 A GMT-07
Pygments is a source code highlighter. I believe the main purpose is to format code/markup for webpages (forums, blogs, wikis, trac, etc). (I used it on my previous post). But it also has renderers for latex, rtf and bbcode. I happened to desire


 

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