![]() The app is also now signed which makes it possible again to access the video camera and easier to install. ![]() ![]() This release also includes many small fixes and improvements, see below for a list. Switching to python3/recent PyObjC allowed for a major code clean-up, but at a cost: the PyObjC bindings are now embedded in the app and the app size is more than hundred times bigger (from 113kB to 15.5MB). The code has been Python 2/3 compatible for a long time, but relied on python2 and the PyObjC bindings provided by Apple (which had a lot of shortcommings to be worked around). This release is a major code overhaul following python2 support being dropped by Apple with Monterey. Please contribute by reporting unexepected behaviour (and thanks to the beta testers of this release). The new features involve low level access to PDF structures, and a lot of new code, so bugs are likely to have been introduced. In order to cover this expense, I have setup a buymeacoffee page where any user can contribute a small amount, so buy me a Tea! Signing the app is only possible by buying a membership to the apple developer program, at the cost of 99 USD a year. The app is signed since 3.0, the installer is now notarized and stapled, so that it's easier to instal. added a "laser" pointer in addition to the highlighting cursor.the presentation window can be made fullscreen with the presenter window remaining windowed (double click in presentation window).Other new features useful when presenting remotely: support for animation generated by the popular animate LaTeX package.support for movies embeded in PDF annotations. ![]() The PyObjC binaries are now (for 12.6+) universal (x86_64 and arm64).Īfter the major release from last month (see below), this release focus on new features, most notably centered about embeded media support: It also adds support for python3.7 for late user of macos 12.4. This minor release adds support for python3.9 which is the default Python interpreter for macos 12.6. This release also adds some minor features/fixes (see below), the most notable being that links to youtube video are redirected to invidious when opened in the webview for a cleaner web interface (can be deactivated with the -youtube switch). This allows to improve the support for animations: loop and autoplay should now be supported. The biggest code change introduced by this release consists in switching from hand-crafted parsing of javascript code produced by the LaTeX animate package to using the JavaScriptCore framework for that task. This minor release ( 3.2.1) fixes bug on exiting fullscreen mode on macOS 13 (Ventura). Links to other files are opened in a webview on the presentation screen.įrom the command line (as it is a Python script) įrom the Finder (as it accepts dropping a PDF file to launch the app). Links to local video files open the video on the presentation screen Įmbeded movies are played on the presentation screen navigation links generated by beamer) work Spotlight to highlight part of the slide. "spotlight", "laser" and large cursor mode on presentation screen.Īnd the notes associated to the current slide. White board and support for pen interaction support for distant presentation/teaching:.produced using LaTeX and the popular beamer class, but it does not depend on LaTeX) for Mac OS X. Présentation.app is a presentation tool for pdf slides (e.g. So many thanks to Ronald Oussoren for his amazing PyObjC project. Special thanks to Octobus and Clever Cloud for offering a Heptapod forge supporting Mercurial to Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) (see announcement). Reinhard Z., Michael S., Richard K., David D., Luís Fernando S., Zoltán S., Carlo G., Antoine G., Hugo ?., Peter P., Lorenz G., Vitaly B., Martin R., Colin B., Nicola G., Martin S., Domenico G., Andrew G., Boris F., Muhammad A. Want to say thank you? You can buy me a Tea! Trouble installing or running? See the Installation note. Trouble running after 12.6 update? Install the latest version. ~ / software / osx-presentation / Présentation.app
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