Quoting Mike <
meg@lilly.csoft.net>:
> I seem to recall a small program on my old Debian boxes
> that recorded everything you did on the terminal session.
> I wish I could remember the name of it tho'???????????
> MAybe that would be a starting point?
>
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 02:53:19PM -0500, Derek Neighbors wrote:
> For GNU Enterprise I have been working on some tutorial guides and such.
> Generally it is much harder to write documentation showing how to do
> things than to show someone, especially in a highly visual environment.
>
> What I would love to do is have a program record all the actions on my
> screen and record my voice at the same time. This way I could give a
> presentation, much the way we do at PLUG and at the end I would have an
> electronic 'video' that I could post on the net as a 'tutorial guide'
>
> I would love to do this for classes for PLUG as well. Anyone know of any
> Free Software that does something like this?
>
> -Derek
>
This sounds close -
RapidBuilder for Linux v1.0, a Linux-based simulation tool that enables
developers to capture and edit live Linux desktop sessions in order to produce
interactive, multimedia Linux simulations.
http://www.xstreamsoftware.com/news_rblinux.htm
I found some other software based on Flash or Java as well.
What you want, of course, is something like Lotus ScreenCam but for Linux.
Dennis Kibbe
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