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SplitShow vs Microsoft PowerPoint

Side-by-side comparison for macOS

SplitShow

6.0
Productivity

Dual-head presentation of PDF slides

Microsoft PowerPoint

7.5
Productivity

Presentation software

Metric SplitShow Microsoft PowerPoint
Category Productivity Productivity
AI Score 6.0 7.5
30-day Installs - 1.2K
90-day Installs 3 3.7K
365-day Installs 23 12.0K
Version 0.9.12-alpha 16.108.26050324
Auto-updates No Yes
Deprecated Yes No
GitHub Stars 142 34
GitHub Forks 12 21
Open Issues 19 -
License MIT NOASSERTION
Language Objective-C JavaScript
Last GitHub Commit 6y ago 3y ago
First Seen Oct 9, 2014 Aug 9, 2023

Reviews

SplitShow

SplitShow is a unique tool designed for dual-monitor PDF slide presentations, ideal for users needing to display notes or alternate views. Despite its niche appeal, it lacks recent updates and community support.

Enables dual-screen PDF presentations, useful for showing notes or different slide views on separate monitors.

Pros

  • + Free and open-source under MIT license
  • + Effective for dual-monitor presentations
  • + Specifically designed for PDF slides, including LaTeX beamer

Cons

  • - Inactive development with no auto-updates
  • - Low user base and community support

Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint is a leading presentation software tool known for its robust features, including slide creation, animations, and collaboration capabilities. It benefits professionals, educators, and students who need to create engaging and professional presentations.

Microsoft PowerPoint allows users to create, edit, and present slide-based presentations with various design and animation options.

Pros

  • + Rich set of design and animation tools for creating engaging presentations
  • + Seamless integration with other Microsoft 365 applications and services
  • + Collaboration features that allow multiple users to work on the same presentation in real-time

Cons

  • - Requires a Microsoft 365 subscription for full functionality
  • - Criticism for potentially negatively impacting learning and creativity in educational settings