[TriLUG] Open source presentation frameworks?

[Kevin Otte]

S5 (http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/) is sort of the original.

Landslide (https://github.com/adamzap/landslide) was used by a couple 
presenters last year for the IPv6 Launch 
(http://www.trilug.org/2012-04-12/world-ipv6-day).

These are both HTML based solutions but do not require Internet 
connectivity. USB drive and browser will do just fine.

And since it happened to come up recently: The SELF organizers wanted 
PDFs of all slide decks, but my friend had used S5. Instructions on 
getting from one to the other: 
http://net-hope.blogspot.com/2013/07/s5-to-pdf.html

-- Kevin

On 07/28/2013 03:14 PM, Danny wrote:
> I've been preparing a slideshow presentation on an open source topic,
> and naturally, wanted to make the slides themselves as cross-platform
> and open source as possible. Having put off researching the platform a
> bit, I'm surprised now by just how many options are out there - it
> looks like I should be using HTML slides to meet my cross-platform
> requirement, but even there, a quick search of GitHub reveals
> thousands of options for javascript and CSS frameworks. I'd like to be
> able to present without the need for an internet connection, but that
> still leaves more options than I have time to look through.
>
> Is there a particular framework for giving open-source, slide-based
> presentations that anyone here would recommend?
>
> Thanks,
> Dan
>
> PS: Yes, the finished slides will be available for TriLUG, FOSSFair,
> etc before long
>