Monday November 09, 2009 ☞ The Unexpected
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I like this reflection from Chris Messina. The OpenOfficeMouse is just part of the rich flora and fauna that happens when you're in a place that's truly open. It's not in any way associated with Sun or endorsed by the OpenOffice.org project, just an excursion into entrepreneurship by an enthusiast.
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How long before the "advance passenger data" required by airlines includes your Facebook and Twitter IDs?
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I saw this from Highway 17 near Los Gatos and thought it must have hit Felton - but from the various accounts it must have actually been much further away and much higher. In which case, it was an enormous fireball over the ocean that made a heck of a splash.
Posted by webmink
( Nov 09 2009, 04:07:39 AM PST )
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Its fun to see how the OpenOfficeMouse evolves. Having looked at the OpenOfficeMouse dev blog it seems there is actually a (small) market for it.
Not OOo in particular (unless you intend to write texts in Writer entirely with the mouse), but for special applications like medical software. Since the drivers are promised to be opensource, this could be really interesting.
It might also be useful for many kinds of other "special software": gimp and blender (and also games).
As a developer, I could even imagine it could be helpful when debugging in an IDE ...
Best Regards,
Some OOo dev
Posted by Some OOo dev on November 10, 2009 at 03:44 PM PST #