On 15 Dec 2007, at 07:26, eric b wrote:
Hi,
Le 15 déc. 07 à 06:00, Stan Lemon a écrit :
People do such things on PDA's, and the iPhone is as much a PDA as
it is a phone.
You mean they e.g. open MS documents already ?
Blackberries, which are fancy mobiles that businesses often use, are
able to open MS documents and PDFs anywhere.
Sorry for my dumb question, I never owned a cell :)
A cell is where the police put you when you have been arrested ;-)
From my side, I firstly found the idea not good, but if we can
imagine a wireless connexion between the projector and the phone
(does probably already exist), and the laptop would become useless.
This is a complete new market maybe 8)
Actually I have heard of this concept, as being the way of doing
presentations in the future.
I think a stripped down version of OOo that supported Docs and
Spreadsheets would be extremely helpful.
The idea is great, but it is really possible ? I mean in terms of
resources memory, place ... etc, processor speed , used, even by a
striped version of OpenOffice.org
Remove all interactions between all parts of code would lead to a
long debug period maybe.
Of course it will.
Other point, I think this could be another project, something like
portable OpenOffice.org, or a fork, or a private company ..etc
Mobile ODF would be a better name since portable OpenOffice.org is
used for something completely different.
Let's face, Google considers the iPhone important enough to develop
a docs platform specifically for it, maybe OOo should too.
Often, the customers decides, and OOo will have to adapt
But I like the idea too :)
Me too. Other phones could use a mobile Java for development and
distribution.
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