With new iWork, Apple spotted the problem but declined to fix it

Ars Technica
By John TimmerOct 23, 2013, 2:00 pm322 pts
I've been a big Keynote fan since the day of its release. It makes the creation of the sorts of presentations I regularly need to do much easier than PowerPoint. It's also generally more stable and less resource-intensive than any of the Microsoft Office applications. For that reason, I've also ended up using…

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