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Using Emacs as Presentation tool

Using Emacs as presentation tool Using Emacs as Presentation tool Emacs is not just a editor, I found some hackers even use it to do presentations. So I collected some ways that emacs can become an presentation tool. Table of Contents 1 This article is not about… 2 epresent.el 3 Sacha Chua's source code. 4 Improved epresent.el 1 This article is not about… First, I must make a clearly announcement about what this article is not about. This article is not about how to make a pdf file style presentation using emacs as a editor, and using anther tools like a pdf viewer to play this slides. This article is about how to using emacs as an presentation style slides player. 2 epresent.el Epresent is an simple presentation mode for org-mode. How to use it? load eprsent.el into emacs open a org file (present.org). M-x epresent-run press "t" to view the top level of presentation navigate the presentation with 'n', &#

Pulseaudio-mode for emacs

Pulseaudio-mode for emacs Pulseaudio-mode for emacs Table of Contents 1 Get Source code 2 How to install it? 3 How to use it? 1 Get Source code You can download source code from my github repository . or you can clone the repository directly by git. git clone https://github.com/suzp1984/pulseaudio-mode.git 2 How to install it? First, get the source code according to above section. Add following line into your emacs's init file ;; replace following parameter into actual directory path. (add-to-list 'load-path "directory path to pulseaudio-autoload.el" ) ( require ' pulseaudio-autoload ) 3 How to use it? Start pulseaudio modules management by M-x list-pulseaudio-modules Start pulseaudio sinks management by M-x list-pulseaudio-sinks … x. Maybe add more function to make it more like a powerful pulseaudio control panel.