unlock html5 story teller options for openSUSE/SUSE
an idea by froh
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html5 gives a new way of exchanging and expressing ideas and telling stories.

simple, slide-like examples:

fancyer transitions:

All these slide decks are just static micro websites that can be worked on together in git and that can be served locally or bundled and shared as chrome extensions or FF extension.

Because they are micro websites, actually anything your browser can do (interactive graphics, etc), is accessible to serve the point you want to make, including hardware accelerated 3D.

I thus propose to create an (open)SUSE html5 presentation template with description.

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