ODF@WWW - An ODF Wiki

 
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Re: ODF@WWW - An ODF Wiki

This is cool, nice work!

Re: ODF@WWW - An ODF Wiki

Nice production ... which software/platform did you use for post production?

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Hi Jan-Hendrik. Kay grabbed the screen parts on his Linux box, but I forgot which screen grabber tool he actually used. Using his mpeg2 files, I did the editing with Ulead VideoStudio 11 on a Windows system. There was some back and forth due to the limitations of the post-production tool - I am not a video expert, and so we had to learn some facts about codecs and video resolution first. But then things went quite well, and the entire movie was completed in about one day. If I had more routine in such things, it would probably have taken just two or three hours. Nevertheless, it was a fun experience.

Add to SunSpace?

Would be nice to see this as an option in SunSpace. What does the server side need to do this?

Re: ODF@WWW - An ODF Wiki

Hi Scott, not sure about what SunSpace needs, the ODF@WWW runs on plain apache with WebDAV / SVN. Shouldn't be a big deal to make that available in SunSpace ...

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Kay Ramme Created: 08/27/2008 - 06:25

http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/odf_www_an_odf_wiki Showing OpenOffice.org used as a WYSIWYG editor for documents stored on a webserver. Demoing Wiki like capabilities of adding, retrieving, manipulating and publishing documents.