I need to create a lightweight presentation application that offers PowerPoint-like features such as:
The presentations themselves will be arrays (or Dictionaries) of strings from either a built-in database or a series of XML files (probably a combination of both).
I intend to develop and test the application, and create presentations on a Windows PC, and then display (and possibly edit) those presentations on a Linux-based PC.
The options I know about are:
My question is, quite simply, what other options are there? And which would be the best for my needs?
I would be very tempted to do this using Gtk-Sharp and to use WebKitSharp for rendering full HTML documents ( no need to restrict yourself )
You could possibly allow your program to consume a zip file containing html docs and images, perhaps even javascript and css.
Both libraries sould allow you to quite easily write ac# application that will run on mono on linux or OSX or windows with .Net or Mono.
That said, Webkit sharp has not had much in the way of recent checkins..
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