Your lecture notes are probably 90% pasted slide screenshots. One real set of notes weighs 10.6 MB for 2,600 words, because of 14 screenshots, and none of those links between slide and explanation can be searched or checked.
SlideNotes replaces the screenshots with real links. Point any slide of a PDF or PowerPoint at any section of your Word, Markdown or text notes, and jump between them from your terminal.
sn add lecture1.pdf --notes lecture1.docx
sn link lecture1.pdf 4-6 "One-Hot Representation"
sn show lecture1.pdf 4
Why SlideNotes
- Many-to-many. One slide → many sections across many files. One section → many slides.
- Your files stay yours. Slides are never modified. Word notes only gain invisible bookmarks.
- Plain text all the way down. Links live in a readable
.links.mdfile next to your slides. Uninstall the tool and every link still works. - Links that don't rot. Anchored to headings and bookmarks, not page numbers.
sn checkcatches anything that breaks, andsn check --fixrepairs it. - Use the editor you already like. Word, VS Code, Obsidian, Notepad.
Install
pip install slidenotes
Python 3.10+. Optional: LibreOffice for PowerPoint decks, pandoc for sn convert.
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