Tweet Rome is a great city and it will host a bunch of great people (including me ) at November 12-13. This is when the second IKS Project workshop will take place. The goal of this workshop is to start Continue reading
Tweet The EU-funded IKS Project invites FOSS companies and projects to take part in building a software stack for knowledge management that is Open Source. IKS is funded with 6.5 million Euros by the European Union and 2 million Euros Continue reading
Tweet InitMarketing has made its calendar of world-wide conferences and trade fairs related to Free and Open Source Software, IT and specific industries available to the public. It currently includes 122 events in 17 countries taking place in 2009. 43 Continue reading
Tweet Looking for a useful DocBook XML editor, I came across XXE which is not Open Source, but freely available as a “standard edition”. Definitely worth to give it a try.
Tweet Bob Stayton has released DocBook XSL: The Complete Guide, an online book covering “all aspects of DocBook XML publishing tools, including installing, using, and customizing the XSL stylesheets and processing tools.” via Michael Smith, xmlhack
Tweet Volker John just arrived at LinuxTag. We started talking about our installer and Conesys, then Christian Egli popped in and asked a question about my Open Office Doc Book tutorial. While discussing a solution to the problem, Volker pointed Continue reading
Tweet Rasmus is in favour of a Web app for the PHP documentation group. “Let’s give it a try”, he said at the PHP documentation group meeting at LinuxTag. Christian from Bitflux and me will see how the Bitflux Editor Continue reading
Tweet Lars wrote a great blogpost [1] on creating two columns output from DocBook in PDF. [1] http://trieloff.net/docbook/archive/000365.html
Tweet Just found this weblog with a category on DocBook [1] and some very interesting entries by Lars Trieloff. Lars, why didn’t you tell me? [1] http://trieloff.net/docbook/archive/cat_docbook.html
Tweet Sandro has written a tutorial [1] on OpenOffice with examples and discussion of the DocBook export filter. In general, he takes a look at OpenOffice Writer and its capabilities to serve as a WYSIWYG editor for DocBook XML. [1] Continue reading