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Work In Progress

Screenshots

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  Loading Bluetooth connections

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  WiFi connections

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  Manual WiFi connection creation

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  Manual WiFi connection creation error

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  Connection

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  Failed connection

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  Pairing

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  Slides pager

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  Slides grid

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  Slide show timer

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  Slide show pause

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  Settings

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  Requirements

Description

• The logo at the action bar is a flat version of the launcher icon to follow other action bar buttons style — just like the Google Play application.
• The action bar background is the same as color of LibreOffice Impress icon — and the same color used for the launcher icon. The color is pretty soft and tries to follow official recommendations.
• Where possible there are fade animations to smooth the UI’s actions.
• Tabs are swipeable: you can change the current tab dragging content or selecting a tab directly.
• When a device doesn’t have a Bluetooth adapter tabs are hidden and there is only list with WiFi computers.
• If user removes a manual added computer it is simply removing. If one removes a auto-founded computer it becomes blacklisted — only for the current application’s running period.
• The reconnection button at the action bar appears only when there are connection errors.
• Instructions on connection errors are a bit different for WiFi and Bluetooth: for WiFi instructions suggest to activate additional LibreOffice functions and for Bluetooth they suggest to check your OS-related Bluetooth pairing. It is not possible to detect LibreOffice’s host OS so it is generic.
• The slide show related information is presented as a human-readable text. If timer was not set the second line of the action bar becomes hidden and only current progress text left.
• The notes section is hidden if there are no notes for the slide. The slide’s preview not becomes vertical-centered in such case because it can confuse users.
• An icon of the timer is shown only when there is room for it and is hidden under the overflow menu in other cases. The timer itself is a native time picker dialog.