Projects

LibreOffice

claimed by The Document Foundation

LibreOffice is an integrated office suite based on copyleft licenses and compatible with most document formats and standards. Libreoffice is backed by The Document Foundation, which represents a large independent community of enterprises, developers and other volunteers moved by the common goal of ... [More] bringing to the market the best software for personal productivity. LibreOffice is open source, and free to download, use and distribute. [Less]

Go OpenOffice.Org

Your OpenOffice.org With word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and everything else needed for creating and editing documents, OpenOffice.org has the tools it takes to create, edit, and share work. It's open source and cross-platform, so it's free and works on your computer. ... [More] The go-oo version of OpenOffice.org is designed to give a foretaste of new features in development and includes functionality not yet accepted up-stream. [Less]

pyslideshare

Python wrapper for slideshare apiSample Usagefrom pyslideshare import pyslideshare api_key = '' # Your api key secret_key = '' # Your secret key obj = pyslideshare.pyslideshare(locals(), verbose=True) print obj.get_slideshow(slideshow_id=436333)FeaturesProxy support Support for ... [More] downloading presentation from slideshare. (We are the first!) Sample code to get you easily started List of methodsget_slideshow_by_user get_slideshow get_slideshow_by_tag get_slideshow_by_group upload_slideshow delete_slideshow download_slideshow New help(pyslideshare) should explain you the usage SupportEmail me : prabhu dot subramanian at gmail dot com, gtalk : prabhu.subramanian [Less]

bakuljamu

Bakul JaMU is the repository of accompanying source code for JaMU presentations. For submission, please contact Thomas Wiradikusuma (wiradikusuma _at_ gmail _dot_ com). NOTE: Before submitting source codes, make sure your Java package names do not use any variation of 'bakuljamu'.

benscheirman

A public repository of code for presentations and/or code samples by Ben Scheirman

timeshow

Still under development, TimeShow allows you to create a multimedia presentation (as powerpoint or flash, but very simple). The server side implementation for uploading files must be implemented by the programmer. A NOT RECOMMENDED PHP backend is included in the release. It was intended to ... [More] simulate something like Google Docs and Spreadsheets.. anyway it appears that Google is actually doing something similar to this. Note that this program is STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT!. [Less]

driventodevelop

This hosts any code that David O'Hara is working on related to his blog "Driven to Develop" as well as any presentations given.

transpoint

This is an application to select the background color in a image and convert it to transparent so that instead of your presentation slide looking like this, it looks like this... Also have a look at MoreScreenshots and read the FrequentlyAskedQuestions. The software is free to download and ... [More] use and the source code is release under GPL. It runs on windows and Linux - read the InstallationInstructions for more. [Less]

aaronlerch

Presentations and sample code by Aaron Lerch

NLarge

NLarge is a free little utility for technical presentations. It magnifies the screen through a smooth animation, and allows you to pan and zoom around the magnified screen. You can annotate the magnified image using the mouse or a Tablet PC pen.