This is immensely helpful - thank you so much!Hi all, I just wanted to inform you, that the transcripts file is also available here: https://liberty239.github.io/
You can right click, and choose "save file as..." from the context menu to preserve it on your computer.
Contents of document in the link above will be updated automatically (even if I go to 5D) on 1st and 15th of every month.
For tech-savvy folks, I've posted some more details here:
Session transcripts
Hello everyone, I've started a micro-project to merge Cassiopaea Session Transcripts into one, big, offline readable file in this thread some time ago. Many of you found it useful, so I decided to go one step further, and also provide EPUB version for offline reading. HTML version has also the...cassiopaea.org
Another big thank you @KS. If that is not "service to others" I don't know what is.Hi all, I just wanted to inform you, that the transcripts file is also available here: https://liberty239.github.io/
You can right click, and choose "save file as..." from the context menu to preserve it on your computer.
Contents of document in the link above will be updated automatically (even if I go to 5D) on 1st and 15th of every month.
For tech-savvy folks, I've posted some more details here:
Session transcripts
Hello everyone, I've started a micro-project to merge Cassiopaea Session Transcripts into one, big, offline readable file in this thread some time ago. Many of you found it useful, so I decided to go one step further, and also provide EPUB version for offline reading. HTML version has also the...cassiopaea.org
I'm really glad that you liked it. If you spot any errors, please do report them. After the XenForo update, some parsing rules might break and result in something missing. I'm out of free time (for quality work) because of my little daughter but can fix bugs. New features (like better formating for EPUB or MOBI support) will, unfortunately, come later than I planned...
Thank you @KS for the applied programming skill.Hi all, I just wanted to inform you, that the transcripts file is also available here: https://liberty239.github.io/
You can right click, and choose "save file as..." from the context menu to preserve it on your computer.
It turns out the hyperlinks in the PDF file for some reason work with the Adobe Reader, but not with Foxit Reader. With all the browsers, the PDF hyperlinks are fine.The great thing is that the hyperlinks also work in the PDF version
Thank you KS. It is really helpful.I've decided to resurrect the project, especially that during energy lockdowns it would be cool to have a copy of Cs material I've converted all the sessions (if anyone is interested, I can share a repository) and converted them to markdown format, and then used Pandoc to generate session compilation documents. It is possible to export to multiple formats, but from what I've seen, PDF and Microsoft Word are the ones that are used the most here. Currently, the PDF is in A5 size format, so it should fit 7" e-Ink reader screens. I've tried to review most of the sessions and also fixed some issues that were present in the original compilation, so there should be not so many issues now (formatting rather some things missing). Here's how it looks on my e-Ink device:
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If anyone is interested, I can generate some different output formats, like EPUB (but no AZW3 I'm afraid) or a larger PDF intended to be viewed on the desktop screen, or use different fonts (currently it's Spectral). The assets can also be squeezed to minimize the file size. Happy reading! 4296 pages in the small PDF version
If anyone is interested, I can generate some different output formats, like EPUB
Sure, how about now? I haven't found any good way to add that information in the footer along with the page number but I've added a default header Also squashed some images, so the PDF size is reduced by 4-5MB. I'm glad it works on Kindle! I have Onyx Boox Nova 2, and it's a pretty powerful device, but the PDF reader lags sometimes...Thank you KS. It is really helpful.
I tend to open the pdf in Kindle. I like Kindle search preview. When I search, it is hard to know which session it belongs. I have to scroll multiple pages ( forward or backward) to know the session date. Is there any way to know the session date from the page? I see the page numbers in trailer. May be you can put the session date too there. I see some pages where multiple trailers exist. May be you can start new session in new page.
Cool!. That works. Thank youSure, how about now? I haven't found any good way to add that information in the footer along with the page number but I've added a default header Also squashed some images, so the PDF size is reduced by 4-5MB. I'm glad it works on Kindle! I have Onyx Boox Nova 2, and it's a pretty powerful device, but the PDF reader lags sometimes...