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https://kintoun.ai - Translate Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents with layout and formatting intact.
https://ricatutor.com - Your AI Language Tutor for YouTube
It accurately describes the key differences between designing for desktop and mobile, which explains why PalmOS was so much easier to use than the various Windows-based mobile formats from Microsoft at the time. I even wrote a whole blog series about this book two decades ago (https://dingyu.me/blog/zen-of-palm-1).
I switched from a Dell Pocket PC to a Treo 650, and it was such a revelation. IMHO, this little phone is still one of the best in terms of simplicity, even today.
When I was still working at a large corporation, I built an internal "social" radio station using Icecast2. I'd broadcast my favorite music like Pink Floyd and Radiohead to my coworkers via a simple Rails web app, and we'd chat about music, work, and everything in between on the same web app. That was a long time ago, and I no longer have that environment (a big company with lots of similar-minded young people), but live-streaming music with friends will always be a soft spot in my heart.
I spent hours each month looking for a way to bring back Aqua on Mac or Linux through theming or alternative DE but nothing comes close to the real thing.
If one day I have enough money I’ll just start work on a new DE to faithfully recreate Aqua. One can dream.
1. Trying to improve the translation quality by giving LLM more context.
2. Fixing the issue where PowerPoint slides layout may become a bit messy after transition because of different text density between western and CJK languages.
Let's hope projects like https://github.com/trunkmaster/nextspace succeed.
Side note: I once wrote about recreating Delicious Library: https://dingyu.me/blog/recreating-delicious-library-in-2025
Oh one can dream...
Document translator that keeps layout intact.
Mobile app developers, if you haven't read Zen of Palm, I highly recommend this piece of art. You can download the PDF for free. Nothing beats Palm for its simplicity, responsiveness, and (perhaps subjectively) ease of use, even to this day.
I wrote a series of blog posts about it nearly two decades ago, and later translated some parts into English: https://dingyu.me/blog/zen-of-palm-1-preface
A simple document translator that preserves your file's formatting and layout.
Document (DOCX/PPTX/XLSX etc.) translator that preserves your file's layout.
The UI is soooo much better than the current Mac OS.
The author of this feature also ported it to the Windows Terminal.
Besides, Chrome OS’s built in terminal also has tmux integration.
Translate docx/pptx/xlsx etc while keeping document layout and formatting.
https://github.com/trunkmaster/nextspace https://github.com/onflapp/gs-desktop
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Document translator that keeps layout and formatting
A translation app that keeps document layout almost intact. It's also better than Google Translate and DeepL.