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On Saturday 24 March 2007 14:47, Kevin Krammer wrote:
> I thought the part about collaborating applications (examples mentioned a=
re
> AbiWord and Inkscape) might be interesting for you folks as well.

I've been having some discussions about how to set up a communications=20
protocol between different wordprocessors and different bibliographic=20
software with the OOo people. (Mathias Bauer specifically).
We kind of hit a dead end in that their idea was that DBUs was not mature=20
enough and that UNU (the OOo IPC layer) would be a much better choice.

I (as a KWord developer) very much like to see this happening, and I surely=
=20
will put my backing to any way we can make both collaboration and=20
bibliographic software communicate over dbus. (its much the same thing,=20
really)
Even though there are still quite some problems getting dbus stable on=20
Windows.

Thanks for your efforts there!
=2D-=20
Thomas Zander

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