Στις 07/02/2012 12:14 πμ, ο/η Bryen M Yunashko έγραψε:
On Mon, 2012-02-06 at 22:50 +0100, Pascal Bleser wrote:
Several efforts lately I have done have been stymied by the lack of a
stable doc collaboration tool. Some people suggest Google Apps, but
umm... meh.
Well, just someone with a google account and using google docs
(you don't need a google account nor logging in if it is shared
as "anyone with the link can edit", which is the same level of
(lack of) security as we have with etherpads ;))
But you do need a google account to create such a document.
Google does indeed offer the most logical choice for us, although I see
a proliferation issue with using so many different accounts. (More
inconvenience than anything else.) But my only real concern is the
"purists." There are people who disdain the use of non-fully open
sourced services and some will balk at using Google. I'm certainly not
a purist, but... I do respect their stances and would like to see us use
a tool that doesn't inflict on some political ideologies. That said,
we simply don't seem to have any logical alternative until someone
creates a more stable pad service, I guess.
Not to mention that Google Docs is glaringly known in the blind
community for not being an accessible service.
I guess it's a platform that we can add it to GSoC 2012.
I tried Fengoffice (http://www.fengoffice.com/web/) to test it with the
Greeks.
I set it up here http://diamond.vipfree.us/fengoffice
Unfortunately, you must have account to login (since it's a testing, I
can give you access. Just ask me PM).
It's has all the positives of Google and also it has a notepad.
Until now, I didn't find a chat module.
Take care,
Stathis
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