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I am looking for software to make slideshows/presentations on CentOS, incorporating photos, videos and text (possibly also music) allowing for transition effects etc. I'd like to be able to drag and drop/rearrange photos etc. from different folders into a timeline and eventually end up with something I can show. Ideally without having to make copies of photos and store them in a folder

...nd similar PowerPoint-like software excluded. > > I have found a few packages on the net but nothing that is still being developed. > > Does anyone have any suggestions? LaTeX Beamer package will do much of that, I don't believe it will handle either videos or music, but without anysort of point and click or drag and drop GUI -- LaTeX Beamer is strictly CLI-based (well there might be GUI frontends out there for LaTeX, but I doubt anything specific for Beamer, and likely not partitularly like what you seem to be asking for). What you are describing *IS* what LibreOffice's I...

...just grab Species variable of iris_training pred <- predict(naive_bayes, x_testing) tab<-table(pred, y_testing) ca <- classAgreement(tab) print(tab) print(ca) when I enter this code in I get the error Error in -class : invalid argument to unary operator If anybody could give me anysort of advice this would be most welcome,Thanks -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Error-in--class-%3A-invalid-argument-to-unary-operator-tp22333600p22333600.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

...ike software excluded. >> >> I have found a few packages on the net but nothing that is still being developed. >> >> Does anyone have any suggestions? > LaTeX Beamer package will do much of that, I don't believe it will handle > either videos or music, but without anysort of point and click or drag and > drop GUI -- LaTeX Beamer is strictly CLI-based (well there might be GUI > frontends out there for LaTeX, but I doubt anything specific for Beamer, and > likely not partitularly like what you seem to be asking for). > > What you are describing *IS*...