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The GravityZoo Ooo Porting Project
Apr 19, 2007, 18 :45 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (15394 reads)

(Other stories by Marcel V. Birgelen)

[ Thanks to souldev for this link. ]

"In the past 3 years we have been working on the GravityZoo Framework, a networked computing platform. Applications written or adapted for this platform run 'in the network,' rather than just on a server or client. The framework can be used among others to transform existing applications into 'net enabled' applications which can be hosted in the framework and become accessible from practically any device via an IP network.

"At this moment we are preparing a GravityZoo OpenOffice.org porting project. Our goal is to bring OpenOffice.org to the GravityZoo Framework..."

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