Meet Koliber — a brand-new, native presentation program for MorphOS, built around one big idea: instead of a stack of slides, your whole talk lives on a single infinite canvas, and the show flies between the points you choose with smooth zoom, pan and rotate.

What it does:

An infinite canvas — place text, images and shapes anywhere; drag to pan, wheel to zoom. The presentation is one big picture you move around inside.
A path of camera steps — define the order the camera stops on; Koliber flies between them with eased transitions, each step with its own fly and hold time.
Present & kiosk — F5 presents in a window or full-screen; Space and the arrows walk the path, and a kiosk mode auto-advances on its own.
Slide mode too — prefer an ordinary deck? Switch to one page at a time, with in/out transitions.
PowerPoint in and out — open a .pptx (slides and pictures come across) and export back to .pptx.
Exports for the web and print — a self-contained HTML5 player that flies the same show in a browser, a video file (MP4/MKV via FFmpeg), a PDF, or a PNG sequence.
Native and portable — written for MorphOS with MUI, with two renderers (a CPU software one and a TinyGL/OpenGL one for GPU zoom, rotate and perspective), UTF-8 TrueType text (Polish, Cyrillic, Greek), gradient backgrounds, drop shadows and more.
Its own format + player — .koliber (editable text) / .koliberx (self-contained), plus a standalone KoliberPlayer.

Please note this is an early version (0.6, beta), still in active development — expect rough edges, and things will change. Feedback is very welcome. Download from webpage and give it a spin on a recent MorphOS. You can even see it in action right in your browser on the Koliber page — the demo there is the app's own start-up show, exported by Koliber to a single HTML5 page.