You may be here because you want to go directly to the software described in this presentation, in which case that was the link to its home.

Eventually, I'll port the presentation to HTML or some other, more widely used format, but at the moment it is only available as PDF or, for those who want to remix, in the original L^AT_EX source.

Different versions of the presentation in PDF:

1. the PDF version
2. the PDF version with commentary included
3. the PDF version of only the commentary.

And here are the files one needs to make this with L^AT_EX:

1. The actual source: OENTTGoDot2P.tex.
2. Required image files:
   1. CCcircle.pdf
   2. BYcircle.pdf
   3. SAcircle.pdf
   4. poritz_net_jonathan_qr-code_colorful.pdf
   5. CC-BY-SA.pdf
   6. OO.pdf
   7. house.pdf
   8. steps.pdf
   9. les_alpes_maritimes.pdf
   10. GD_export_opts.pdf
   11. PB_import_opts.pdf
   12. 01button.pdf
   13. book_html.pdf
   14. tidybook_html.pdf
   15. show_colors_output.pdf
   16. outliner_output.pdf
   17. manifest.pdf
   18. GoDot2P.pdf

On my machine, which is running Linux Mint "20.3 (Una)" and which has a quite complete suite of texlive packages (including, crucially, texlive-base and texlive-latex-base; other required L^AT_EX packages will be obvious to anyone who knows L^AT_EX when looking at the \includepackage commands in the OENTTGoDot2P.tex source file), at the command line, I do the following in a directory containing the above files:

          pdflatex OENTTGoDot2P
      

If you want just to download one archive with all of those files in it, you could use either of the following two choices:

• OENTTGoDot2PFiles.tar — a tar archive, for Linux users
• OENTTGoDot2PFiles.zip — a zip archive, for users of other operating systems