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GSlides Maker
GSlides Maker is a command-line tool that generates Google Slides presentations from Wikipedia content. The generated presentation uses a blank theme, and users can then choose a Google Presentation theme, which changes the font style, size and color. The beta version produces only text content and does not yet produce slides containing images.
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