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How Do You Share Presentations Under Linux?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the on-the-same-page-in-different-locations dept.

Dr_Hajj asks: "I don't like giving presentations. I do my best to avoid having to. Unfortunately, I've been unable to dodge the latest request to give a little talk. This talk is to be presented to folks at several remote locations so there's a need for some sharing technology. How do Linux desktop users out there share presentations with others on the net?"

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  1. PDF by Skuld-Chan · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I know everyone on Slashdot hates PDF (I don't), but its a dandy presentation format. Acrobat Reader supports fullscreen transisitions and even if you don't like Acrobat - other PDF viewers suffice. Plus it works on most any Unix platform (Adobe natively supports AIX, HPUX, Linux and Mac).

  2. Re:Presentation by moonka · · Score: 3, Insightful

    What if they need to print it out? I frequently print out teacher's slides.