Presentations with Pylize
If you need to give a presentation, you're going to need slides. If you don't give presentations often, you may spend a lot of time playing hunt-the-feature with a traditional presentation application as you try to bring the slides in your mind's eye to the screen. Pylize, a Python-based command-line tool, lets you use familiar HTML coding techniques to get the job done.
In addition to a standard Python installation, Pylize depends on HTMLgen, a Python package used to generate HTML; Empy, one of the templating packages available for Python; and, optionally, the Python Imaging Library. The Python Imaging Library and HTMLgen have been packaged for a number of distributions (for example, there are Ubuntu and Fedora packages available). Empy comes with a standard setup.py which you can use to install the package with the python setup.py install command. To install Pylize itself, run the install.py Python script that comes with the distribution (after you've installed the prerequisites).
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