KeyJnoteGUI is a convenient KDE interface for KeyJnote, a visually appealing presentation software developed by Martin Fiedler.
I recently had the pleasure of trying out KeyJnoteGUI, a KDE front-end to the visually stunning presentation program, KeyJnote created by Martin Fiedler. What sets KeyJnote apart from other presentation software is its use of OpenGL technology to provide unique and impressive visual effects.
Fortunately, KeyJnoteGUI offers binary packages for Ubuntu Edgy with plans to expand to other Debian-like systems in the near future. It is important to note that only Ubuntu Edgy has been thoroughly tested with KeyJnoteGUI. To ensure a successful installation, both Debian packages are required as KeyJnoteGUI relies on KeyJnote.
For those who prefer to install software from source, the process is straightforward. Simply extract the archive and run "python setup.py install" with root privileges. Additionally, KeyJnote must be downloaded separately and installed into your $PATH to utilize its features fully.
To use KeyJnoteGUI, there are several requirements that must be met, including PyQT, PyKDE, and KeyJnote itself.
In the latest release of KeyJnoteGUI, several issues have been resolved, including encoding issues, translations, executable verification, and traceback on interrupt.
Overall, my experience with KeyJnoteGUI has been impressive. The visual effects provided by KeyJnote coupled with easy installation and user-friendly interface of KeyJnoteGUI make it an excellent choice for presentations.
Fortunately, KeyJnoteGUI offers binary packages for Ubuntu Edgy with plans to expand to other Debian-like systems in the near future. It is important to note that only Ubuntu Edgy has been thoroughly tested with KeyJnoteGUI. To ensure a successful installation, both Debian packages are required as KeyJnoteGUI relies on KeyJnote.
For those who prefer to install software from source, the process is straightforward. Simply extract the archive and run "python setup.py install" with root privileges. Additionally, KeyJnote must be downloaded separately and installed into your $PATH to utilize its features fully.
To use KeyJnoteGUI, there are several requirements that must be met, including PyQT, PyKDE, and KeyJnote itself.
In the latest release of KeyJnoteGUI, several issues have been resolved, including encoding issues, translations, executable verification, and traceback on interrupt.
Overall, my experience with KeyJnoteGUI has been impressive. The visual effects provided by KeyJnote coupled with easy installation and user-friendly interface of KeyJnoteGUI make it an excellent choice for presentations.
What's New
Version 0.4.3.1: N/A