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Ha. Wanted to counter your argument with: Keynote is older. It is, but just by 3 years, (2003 vs 2006). Depending on the features you use your argument might f
by leipert 6y ago
Ha. Wanted to counter your argument with: Keynote is older. It is, but just by 3 years, (2003 vs 2006).
Depending on the features you use your argument might fall flat though, how do I collaborate on a presentation? How can I easily share a presentation with a set of folks?
I like Keynote a lot, but Slides has it’s use cases as well.
- millstone 6y agoKeynote actually has pretty great real-time collaboration [1], though it does have more friction than GSlides, not least of which because it requires a Mac. I agree GSlides has its uses. Web apps are good for ephemeral tasks, but I use desktop apps for stuff I care about. 1: https://support.apple.com/guide/keynote/intro-to-collaboration-tan4e89e275c/mac https://support.apple.com/guide/keynote/intro-to-collaborati...
- CharlesW 6y ago> Keynote is older. It is, but just by 3 years, (2003 vs 2006). Fun fact: 2003 was Keynote's public unveiling. Before that, it was a bespoke NeXTSTEP app created for Steve Jobs. (I'm not sure how old proto-Keynote is, but IIRC he'd used it publicly since the late 90s.) More here: https://apple.fandom.com/wiki/Keynote https://apple.fandom.com/wiki/Keynote