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Slides is a terminal-based presentation tool. Presentations are written as markdown files and shown in the terminal, and code blocks inside slides can be executed during a presentation. Pre-processing commands can run before slides display, but a file with execution permissions must be passed for this.
FreeShow is a free and open-source presenter software for making presentations. It offers a rich text editor, slide groups, timed slides, countdowns, MIDI controls, simultaneous outputs, web output, NDI support and remote control. It also provides scripture and lyric lookup, templates and multiple languages, and is aimed at churches.
WebSlides is a tool for creating HTML presentations with CSS. Each parent in the #webslides element is an individual slide, and the markup uses intuitive naming conventions. The site offers 120+ premade slides, 40+ components, and 500+ SVG icons, and requires basic knowledge of HTML. It is available as a free download on a pay-what-you-want basis.
Fusuma is a tool for creating slides from Markdown or MDX. It offers a zero-config setup and a command-line interface for development, building, exporting as PDF, deploying to GitHub Pages, presenter mode, and live mode. It can record slide timelines and voice for practice and supports drawing fluorescent marker lines during a speech. Fusuma requires Node 12.x or later.
Powerpoint Hub is a storage, design, or frontend resource for mockups, assets, UI tools, or web search.
Marp, the Markdown Presentation Ecosystem, is a toolset for creating slide decks from Markdown documents. Its format is based on CommonMark, with a ruler for splitting pages. It supports directives, extended syntax, and built-in themes, with CSS theming. Markdown can be converted into presentation-ready HTML, PDF, and PowerPoint files. The ecosystem includes Marp for VS Code and Marp CLI, and is built on the Marpit framework.
