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WPS Office, alternative Linux à PowerPoint Viewer
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WPS Office is a solid replacement for PowerPoint Viewer if you need to view .ppt and .pptx files with full support for animations, transitions, hyperlinks, and embedded media. It runs natively on Linux and handles Microsoft formats reliably. While it includes editing features, read-only use is straightforward. The interface is intuitive for slide navigation in full screen and thumbnail view. Users who only need to view presentations without editing will find it functional and dependable.
- Licence
- LicenseRef-proprietary=https://www.wps.c…
- Prix
- freemium
- Dernière version
- 11.1.0.11723 (22 février 2024)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Supports viewing .ppt and .pptx files
- Preserves animations and slide transitions
- Handles hyperlinks and embedded media correctly
- Offers full-screen presentation mode
- Provides thumbnail-based slide navigation
Ce qui change
- WPS Office allows editing, whereas PowerPoint Viewer was strictly read-only
- Requires accepting a proprietary EULA
- Includes cloud integration and online templates (not in PowerPoint Viewer)
- Larger download size due to full office suite
- Ads appear in the interface, which PowerPoint Viewer did not have
Ouvrir vos fichiers PowerPoint Viewer
WPS Office opens .ppt and .pptx files accurately, including complex formatting, animations, and transitions. It reliably renders content created in Microsoft PowerPoint. Exporting to PDF is supported, but exporting back to .pptx retains compatibility. There are no known issues with standard presentation files. If a file opens correctly in Microsoft PowerPoint, it will almost certainly open correctly in WPS Presentation.
Passer de PowerPoint Viewer à WPS Office, étape par étape
- Install WPS Office from Flathub using 'flatpak install flathub com.wps.Office'
- Open .ppt or .pptx files by double-clicking or using 'wps presentation' from the terminal
- Use F5 to start presentation in full screen, or View > Slide Show
- Navigate with arrow keys, mouse click, or thumbnails panel
- Close the presentation with Esc or via the menu
Fonctionnalités clés de WPS Office
- Compatibilité approfondie avec les formats de fichiers Microsoft Office
- Comprend Writer, Presentation et Spreadsheets
- Disponible sur Flathub pour une installation facile
- Prend en charge l'exportation et la conversion PDF
- Options d'intégration avec le stockage cloud
- Galerie de modèles pour présentations et documents
- Fonctionnalités d'édition collaborative
- Léger comparé à Microsoft Office
Installer WPS Office sous Linux
flatpak install flathub com.wps.OfficeQuestions fréquentes
Is WPS Office free to use on Linux?
Yes, WPS Office has a free version for Linux with full viewing and basic editing. A premium subscription removes ads and unlocks extra templates and cloud features.
Does WPS Office support all PowerPoint animations and transitions?
Most animations and transitions are rendered accurately. Rare or complex effects may not display exactly as in PowerPoint, but common ones like fades and wipes work reliably.
Can I use WPS Office offline?
Yes, WPS Office works fully offline. Internet access is only needed for initial activation, cloud storage, or template downloads.
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