(iii) All the slides should have a timer-based transition

 Certainly! Adding timer-based transitions to your slides can create a dynamic and well-timed presentation. Below are steps to guide you on incorporating timer-based transitions in a common design template:

1. Title Slide:

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 10 seconds.

2. Introduction to Linux:

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 15 seconds.

3. Multi-User and Multi-Tasking:

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 10 seconds.

4. Security Features:

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 20 seconds.

5. File System:

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 10 seconds.

6. Command-Line Interface (CLI):

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 15 seconds.

7. Package Management:

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 10 seconds.

8. Open Source Ecosystem:

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 20 seconds.

9. System Customization:

   - Follow the common design template.

   - Set a timer-based transition for 10 seconds.

10. Community Support:

    - Follow the common design template.

    - Set a timer-based transition for 15 seconds.

11. Compatibility and Portability:

    - Follow the common design template.

    - Set a timer-based transition for 10 seconds.

12. Enterprise Use and Servers:

    - Follow the common design template.

    - Set a timer-based transition for 20 seconds.

13. Conclusion:

    - Follow the common design template.

    - Set a timer-based transition for 10 seconds.

14. Q&A:

    - Follow the common design template.

    - Set a timer-based transition for 15 seconds.

Here are general instructions for setting timer-based transitions in various presentation software:

- Microsoft PowerPoint:

  - Select the slide.

  - Go to the "Transitions" tab.

  - In the "Advance Slide" section, check "After" and set the time.

- Google Slides:

  - Select the slide.

  - Go to "Slide" > "Transition."

  - In the "Transition" pane, set the time under "Transition."

- LibreOffice Impress:

  - Select the slide.

  - Go to "Slide Show" > "Slide Transition."

  - Set the time under "Advance slide after."

Make sure to test the timings to ensure a smooth and well-paced presentation. Adjust the transition times as needed based on the content of each slide.