Sinad is a simple command-line tool for generating html presentations that allows you to focus on content rather than on style. Just write your content in a text file using a very simple markup language, and let the tool generate the html slides. You can tune or replace a css style sheet later to change the visuals. That way, content and styles remains separated so you can independently update or work on either one. By means of two additional external tools, sinad can also render the presentation to a pdf file.
To install on GNU/Linux, extract and use the Makefile:
tar -xzvf sinad-src-20190905.tgz
cd sinad
make && sudo make install
For a quickstart guide see readme.txt.
This free software is distributed under GPL v2 license.
By Pablo Novara, zaskar_84<arroba>yahoo.com.ar.
Docs
Click here to access a manual describing every command line argument, every sinad command (including examples), every required template file, everything you need to create your slides.
Click here to open a generated demo slides set documenting sinad fetures and usage.
You can read some thoughts about its purpose and its short history in my blog (Cucarachas Racing, in Spanish).
Click here to see readme.txt, where you can find the changelog.