TPP is an ncurses-based text presentation program that allows users to create and present presentations. It simplifies the process of creating appealing and engaging presentations for users. It enables users to create interesting and engaging presentations with ease.
TPP, also known as Text Presentation Program, is a presentation software that is based on ncurses. With this tool, presentations can be created with any text editor using a simple description format, and then viewed on any text terminal supported by ncurses, including an old VT100, Linux framebuffer, or xterm.
To use TPP, you need the following requirements: Ruby 1.8, a recent version of ncurses, and ncurses-ruby. Once these are met, you can create your presentation using your preferred editor.
TPP is a versatile tool that offers numerous features, including an abstract that can be as long or short as needed. To showcase its features, Andreas Krennmair created a simple example that demonstrates TPP's capabilities. More examples are available in the examples subdirectory.
The example presentation created by Krennmair features an abstract, an agenda, an introduction, and source code for a "Hello World!" program. The agenda includes the following sections: Introduction, Concept, Implementation, Comparison with other implementations, and Conclusions.
The source code is shown using TPP's output command and includes the necessary header files and a main function that outputs "Hello World!" to the console.
The latest release of TPP includes patches and bug fixes from Debian, as well as a German translation of the documentation. TPP is a powerful and adaptable tool for creating beautiful and informative text-based presentations.
To use TPP, you need the following requirements: Ruby 1.8, a recent version of ncurses, and ncurses-ruby. Once these are met, you can create your presentation using your preferred editor.
TPP is a versatile tool that offers numerous features, including an abstract that can be as long or short as needed. To showcase its features, Andreas Krennmair created a simple example that demonstrates TPP's capabilities. More examples are available in the examples subdirectory.
The example presentation created by Krennmair features an abstract, an agenda, an introduction, and source code for a "Hello World!" program. The agenda includes the following sections: Introduction, Concept, Implementation, Comparison with other implementations, and Conclusions.
The source code is shown using TPP's output command and includes the necessary header files and a main function that outputs "Hello World!" to the console.
The latest release of TPP includes patches and bug fixes from Debian, as well as a German translation of the documentation. TPP is a powerful and adaptable tool for creating beautiful and informative text-based presentations.
What's New
Version 1.3.1: N/A