textproc/slipshow 0.4.1 OpenBSD
compiler from markdown to slipshow
- System
- OpenBSD
- Repository
- OpenBSD ports
- Maintainer
- Sebastien Marie <[email protected]>
- Categories
- textproc, sysutils/opam
Description
Slipshow is a tool specifically designed for technical presentations where traditional slides are not enough.
In a slipshow presentation, the equivalent of a slide is called a slip. Each slip is like a slide, but with no bottom limit. That is, the content can be arbitrarily long! During the presentation, the camera will "scroll" down to reveal the hidden content, following a script given by the presenter!
Here are the goals of slipshow, in no specific orders:
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Lift restrictions from traditional slide-based presentation. In particular, make it closer to a blackboard presentation!
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Easy to write and readable syntax: markdown with few extensions. No manual placement like in powerpoint. No crazy syntax like in latex.
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Source of the presentation is plain text: much better for source control, sharing with people, using your favorite editor, readability, compatibility.
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Open the possibility for a dynamic presentation. Watching scientific popularization video demonstrates how well-chosen animations can make a difficult subject more understandable.
Slipshow compiles files written in an extension of markdown, to a standalone html file viewable offline in any web browser.
Tutorial, API and Documentation: https://slipshow.readthedocs.io/
Install
Binary package:
pkg_add slipshow
From the ports tree:
cd /usr/ports/textproc/slipshow && make install
Dependencies
Build dependencies 6
Run dependencies 2
No port depends on this one.