Open Irubataru opened 1 year ago
You know, there should be a way that you can do this. A few things that I've been thinking about:
I've actually been wanting to be able to export from a lookatme presentation to html, including automatically doing asciinema recordings of any embedded terminals, etc. If I did this, it would be trivial to go from the generated html to pdf.
That is really cool!
I don't know anything about pandoc, but is it possible to keep the font and fontsize? One thing that is a bit unfortunate about asciinema recordings (and some other terminal recording software) is that it doesn't have a nerdfont (or ideally my specific font), so things look bad when you have a lot of those symbols in your prompts, editor, tools, etc.
I just held a presentation with lookatme and it was great. I really like the tool, and I think the result is fantastic. The problem is that after I finished the participants obviously want the presentation. I can send them the markdown file, but it just isn't the same thing, especially if the audience isn't that tech savvy.
So I was wondering if there is a way to export it to a pdf presentation? I understand this is hard as it depends on your terminal settings, fonts (I use nerd font symbols in the presentation to spice it up a bit), colours to an extent, etc, so I am not sure it would even make sense to have it inside lookatme, but maybe be an external tool.
What I did now was do screenshots of my terminal, one slide at a time, convert them to pdf and concat them to the final presentation. This feels automatable, but I am not sure I have the right idea, so I am asking here if anyone else can think of something smart.