I realized today that I will only be able to present how the program is going through videos, so I'm spending some time trying to see if I can find a way to run python programs in a chromebook.
I don't think I'll get the chance to run a DAW in a chromebook, but in processing speech it would be cool to have the tool in class for presentations.
So, first I tried to run it through a chrome extension, "Python Shell" runs a python screen inside your browser. The thing is cool but it doesn't allow to import external modules so, not gonna work.
Next I tried to generate a programming environment in my chromebook directly but TURNS OUT, my terminal doesn't work, beause the linux configurations necessary to use a terminal, require a 3gb installation which TURNS OUT, this computer doesn't have available.
okay next idea, reading around in a proposal to transform the use of java in html code, the Brython project is trying to develop a virtual Python environment, it is a lot more flexible to the extension, but it is built for web design and once again, I cannot import additional packages so not working again.
Maybe I'll get it working on a colab, but for now this was not a very successful exercise, I'll come back and edit this last part or make a new post about it working somehow.
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In the spirit of honesty I'm gonna leave the previous paragraph in here but definitely the solution was a colab.
Just checking, as long as I use a previous interaction to import the necessary packages it appears to work great, so I'll do next presentation through here to show where I'm at.
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Second update, turns out I'm unsure on how to use SpeechRecognition through a colab because the system doesn't recognize pyaudio and doesn't let me present which fucking sucks, but I'm not gonna spend too much time on it since I think I'm doing my presentation online today.
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