Wade Brainerd wrote:
> just talking about shipping and supporting a 200 line
> Gnash-based-activity launcher script, which can also launch Adobe if
> it happens to be installed.
Assuming you can talk Adobe into giving you a standalone version of
their plugin...
- rob -
Benjamin M. Schwartz wrote:
> I strongly disagree. We should send the clearest possible message that
> SWF, a language with no good free spec and no good free interpreter, is
Just as a warning, Adobe is probably this year going to push SWF as an
official standard, ala OOXML... at least that's
Bert Freudenberg wrote:
> IMHO that activity should be a wrapper for Gnash, perhaps as a native
> GTK+ application, without the browser baggage (maybe such a stand-alone
> player does exist already?). Since the content is authored specifically
As Gnash was created originally as the UI layer for
David Van Assche wrote:
> Salasaga is a GTK/Gnome based IDE used to create eLearning for
> applications. With it, you take screenshots of your applications,
> add highlights, text and external images, then generate learning
> objects. Present output is in swf (flash) format.
I've talked to thei
David Farning wrote:
> Fourth, the Standards -
> Flash deliverables come in two formats .swf and .flv. Swf and
> ActionScript, the development language use to create .swfs have been
> open sourced. I believe that the ActionScript source code is jointly
> held by Adobe and Mozilla. There are pos
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