Ok, here is some more thoughts... The challenge as I see it is that the presentation plugin has been build around the fact the PowerPoint, PowerPoint Viewer and Impress all have their own "players", which means that since this pdf-presentation extensions is inside the presentation plugin, it is expected to provide a player, which is what I implemented in this first revision by adding the simple PdfViewer class. As some of you noted it might not be a great idea to add another "player", but the problem then is how to bend OpenLP into presenting images, even though it is a presentation... I've looked around a bit and for now my best idea is to remove my PdfViewer class, and instead use my own instance of the MainDisplay class, which can present images. This way I reuse a "player", and avoid having to hack various parts too much. I haven't tried it yet, but I think it could work. About python3, that shouldn't be an issue since I call the ghostscript or mupdf programs directly, not via python libs. -- https://code.launchpad.net/~tomasgroth/openlp/mupdf/+merge/174849 Your team OpenLP Core is requested to review the proposed merge of lp:~tomasgroth/openlp/mupdf into lp:openlp.
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