on en profite pour retoucher un poil les CSS (les images verticales étaient quand même trop grandes)

(pdftk works on Arch Linux now, but it was too long to compile)
Plus, ghostscript transforms the PDF into grayscale.

!

http://relearn.be/w/script

Apparently, Etherpad pads can be set to public, even if they belong
to a group. This is how in the Django version of Ethertoff:

$ python manage.py shell

from py_etherpad import EtherpadLiteClient
from etherpadlite.models import Pad
import urllib

pad = Pad.objects.get(display_slug='script')
padID = pad.group.groupID + '$' + urllib.quote_plus(pad.name.replace('::', '_'))
epclient = EtherpadLiteClient(pad.server.apikey, pad.server.apiurl)

print epclient.getPublicStatus(padID)
epclient.setPublicStatus(padID, "true")
print epclient.getPublicStatus(padID)

Conflicts:
	render.js

to make it easier to manage.

I don't know if I'm too late to bring this in :

Would it make sense to use some of the metafonts and stroke-fonts we created during the workshop for the layout?
There's a handy tool (mftrace) which converts .mf files into ps1 fonts using autotrace, which means we can translate all the stroke fonts into real fonts. I did a test with some Herschey fonts and I think the quality is good.

best,

Simon

margin for pdf export in render.js

Prerequisite: http://casperjs.org/

Run: casperjs render.js

To generate