Pyntor 0.6

Pyntor project is a suite of small but usable software programs which are built upon Python and the SDL library (via pygame).
All programs are centered around a web browsing engine (Pyromaniac) and a slide show program (Pyntor itself).
Due to the minimal size and maximum configurability, Pyntor is a nice alternative to conventional presentation programs.
Main features:
General Features:
- really fast start (try ./pyntor ), will use script as default
- comes with several components
- Pyntor::Slides: slide show
- Pyntor::Flags: displays flags (or other images) in a loop
- Pyntor::Pyromaniac: HTML browser (not good, but sometimes usable)
- Pyntor::Video: run a video either fullscreen or within a slideshow
- Pyntor::Blend: Blend effects (e.g. for intros)
- run in window (./pyntor -w)
Slides: Slideshow features:
- saving slides statically as to use them elsewhere (s key)
- toggle between fullscreen and window mode (f key)
- adjust brightness of background (+ and - keys)
- going forth and back (enter and backspace keys)
- browser launch support on urls, and program launch support
- wiki-style markup:
- title page (title line above ====, subtitle below)
- pages (page titles above ----, page content below)
- urls ([url:foo]) and images ([img:foo])
- page ranges or single pages out of a document
- switch mouse cursor on and off (m key)
- mark text (left mouse button if mouse cursor is visible)
Pyntor::Pyromaniac: Browser features
- HTML browser
- works on remote URLs also
- scaling of webpages (+ and - keys)
- jump to previous/next slide (p and n keys)
- if HTML pages contain comment about their order
- history always available (alt+left and alt+right keys)
- screenshot (f12 key)
- reload (r key)
- page width adjustments (1 and 2 keys)
- toggle fullscreen (f key)
Enhancements:
- Several new presentation components were added, including one to use POD as known from Perl files.
- All components now include usage information, and a new tool called pyntor-components is available to manage them, including Internet updates via the Get Hot New Stuff technology.
- Finally, manual pages were added and the documentation for component authors was revised.