Dear Evince folks,
On 04/24/18 17:01, Paul Menzel wrote: > For a presentation a speaker sometimes wants a two window > presentation mode, where one window with the full screen view is on > the external monitor/projector, and on the laptop there is a second > “monitor window”, where the speaker also sees the current slide – > which could be achieved by mirroring the screens – but also shows the > preview of the previous and next slide. Normally, displaying comments > for slides would also be shown, but I believe that is not possible > with PDF presentation. Additionally, the speaker sees the elapsed > time, and both windows are synchronized. > > 1. Is there a established name for this mode? > 2. I couldn’t find a bug report/feature request. Do you know of one? > 3. Is there a reason, Evince shouldn’t implement such a mode besides > missing resources? > 4. Are there alternative ways to achieve this for PDF presentation. > For HTML is for example possible with Pandoc exporting to HTML, > where the windows are controlled with JavaScript, for example > remark [1]. Only today, reading the German magazin LinuxUser [2], I learned about pdfpc [3]. If the Evince project decided, that a multi-monitor presentation mode is outside the scope of Evince, then pdfpc should be listed for that purpose. Kind regards, Paul > [1] https://remarkjs.com/ > Press *c* to open a second window, and then *p* to put that in > presentation mode. [2]: https://www.linux-community.de/ausgaben/linuxuser/2019/04/no-powerpoint-praesentationen/ [3]: https://pdfpc.github.io/
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