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Even though I really love my vim, i think sometimes it's ok to just go with LibreOffice or PowerPoint. nice job though!
by jan3er 13y ago
Even though I really love my vim, i think sometimes it's ok to just go with LibreOffice or PowerPoint. nice job though!
- medius 13y agoI agree. I am a vim fanboy, but I don't see myself using this. Presentation is about how best you can convey an idea, and I don't see this being flexible enough to help me do that.
- seren 13y agoThe only upside I can see, is that if you are updating very often a presentation while collaborating with someone else, it is easy to keep it under git.
- hk__2 13y agoThere are other tools that let you write slides in MarkDown, which is then compiled to HTML to be rendered in a browser: https://github.com/search?q=markdown+slides&type=Repositories&ref=searchresults https://github.com/search?q=markdown+slides&type=Repositorie...
- frogcoder 13y agoor you could collaborate your presentation using 3d. that also would be easy to track under github.
- coherentpony 13y agoI love vim too. Vim isn't the right tool for presentations. Then again, I find that PowerPoint or LibreOffice are just as bad. I write all my presentations in LaTeX and use Beamer. Haven't found a better tool for the job (for my purposes).
- hsitz 13y agoIn case you didn't know, Org-mode in Emacs has support for export to Beamer. It frees you up from needing to use LaTeX at all: http://orgmode.org/worg/exporters/beamer/tutorial.html http://orgmode.org/worg/exporters/beamer/tutorial.html Probably not reason enough to learn Org-mode, but good to know if you know the Org-mode basics. (Basics of Org-mode are simple but it can get pretty complicated b/c so many features.)