Comments on: Participate: Summer of code http://andy.brisgeek.com/archives/17 Bending Beziers by Boomerang Wed, 20 Aug 2008 02:53:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Pascal Klein http://andy.brisgeek.com/archives/17#comment-46 Pascal Klein Fri, 05 May 2006 16:07:02 +0000 http://andy.brisgeek.com/archives/17#comment-46 Collaborative real-time editing...? Being able to do something like what the Abiword folks did would be kick ass. I was hearing that the idea has been suggested before but not much after that... Cheers. Collaborative real-time editing…? Being able to do something like what the Abiword folks did would be kick ass. I was hearing that the idea has been suggested before but not much after that…

Cheers.

]]> By: Lion Kimbro http://andy.brisgeek.com/archives/17#comment-42 Lion Kimbro Thu, 04 May 2006 16:23:33 +0000 http://andy.brisgeek.com/archives/17#comment-42 I'd really like to be able to intercept hyperlink follows. Instead of opening up a hyperlink to another SVG document in the web browser, I'd like to be able to cause it to open up in Inkscape. If I could do this, I believe I could implement a "wiki" entirely from Inkscape. It'd be like a giant maze of Inkscape SVG images, traversed from within Inkscape. People who visit just by the website, see the SVG images, and can follow the hyperlink network. To edit it, you start up Inkscape, and then enter the URL to open. As you follow links, it opens them up (for edit) in Inkscape. Write a plugin for reading and writing to a particular extension, and use that on the pages. Or something like that. This would be beyond cool. I’d really like to be able to intercept hyperlink follows.

Instead of opening up a hyperlink to another SVG document in the web browser, I’d like to be able to cause it to open up in Inkscape.

If I could do this, I believe I could implement a “wiki” entirely from Inkscape.

It’d be like a giant maze of Inkscape SVG images, traversed from within Inkscape.

People who visit just by the website, see the SVG images, and can follow the hyperlink network. To edit it, you start up Inkscape, and then enter the URL to open. As you follow links, it opens them up (for edit) in Inkscape.

Write a plugin for reading and writing to a particular extension, and use that on the pages.

Or something like that.

This would be beyond cool.

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