I use org-tree-slide mode and did not know about org-present. Would someone know how the two compare? (I can’t tell from looking at the org-present page.)
(Edit: opened an upstream issue to encourage the author to include such a comparison in their README.)
This is interesting, because it’s based on narrowing and folding org files. For some reason, that doesn’t jive with how I want to do presentations.
So I’ve written an Emacs presentation mode based on Org mode files as well. It aims to take an org file written to be a presentation (e.g., you’re not presenting an org file that you previously wrote; you’re writing an org file to present), and present it in a clean way.
I use org-tree-slide mode and did not know about
org-present. Would someone know how the two compare? (I can’t tell from looking at the org-present page.)(Edit: opened an upstream issue to encourage the author to include such a comparison in their README.)
Not a direct comparison but David on System Crafters has videos on each:
This is interesting, because it’s based on narrowing and folding org files. For some reason, that doesn’t jive with how I want to do presentations.
So I’ve written an Emacs presentation mode based on Org mode files as well. It aims to take an org file written to be a presentation (e.g., you’re not presenting an org file that you previously wrote; you’re writing an org file to present), and present it in a clean way.
Code here it’s available on Melpa.