I’d like to switch to Linux, but I can't find a sufficiently functional alternative to Keynote, which I need every day for my work. It’s a shame.
Claude, make me a latex presentation on <topic> filled in with this outline.
If you don’t know what latex is, substitute “html”.
Similarly, the choice of LLM is unimportant.
Well, given that AI can now decompile and port software... :)
Genuine question: what does Keynote do that PowerPoint or LibreOffice Impress doesn't? I'm a bit out of the loop and just use Typst for presentations now, but I'm not suggesting it as an alternative to Keynote for anyone who doesn't mind a compilation step.
If PowerPoint is sufficient, it (mostly) works on Linux now: https://github.com/Tombert/office365_flake