Additional texts from alternate sources
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klavaro (Ubuntu) |
Opinion
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Undecided
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: klavaro
In my daily use of Klavaro, one of the few problems I've had is how often the paragraphs from the default text would repeat. This can get tiresome and affect the user's performance.
It's cool that the user can add new texts himself, but he should not NEED to actively look for suitable texts. There are classic books that can be freely reproduced, so... why not take advantage of that? Pages like http://
-Klavaro could access the pages and retrieve a random book in plain text, then select paragraphs that have, say, between 250 and 500 words (because the fluidness course defaults to 2 paragraphs and must be at least 500 words long).
-Selected books can be downloaded and skimmed for suitable paragraphs, then stored at a file server in klavaro's page. then Klavaro can fetch them on demand.
Too English-centric solution, because of the poor availability of books in other languages.