Re: [tdf-discuss] Question about proposing the creation of a new format

2011/4/25 Italo Vignoli <italo.vignoli@gmail.com>

> On 04/25/2011 08:59 AM, todd rme wrote:
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>  Sounds like latex
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> Apart from discussions on the characteristics of the file format, ebooks
> are definitely outside the scope of The Document Foundation. There are
> already several organizations working around ebooks, and taking care of the
> related problems.
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Wich organizations? I think that if we have to trust that these
organizations will innovate we are going to wait a very long time. I know
that I am not a guru and not and expert, but I think that this work is not
impossible.. then, why the actual ebooks are that set of static crap? why
it's so difficult to make technic books for ebook readers? the usage of
semantic data is restricted in a very poor set of cases... and the
"standard" format EPUB is very Spartan.

In any case, it's not like LaTeX, I'm talking about making tools that a not
technic user can understand without a great effort. Anb about making a
format more similar to dynamic web pages (html5 + javascript) than to latex
(but without the risk of executing code, the dynamism should be programmed
in the viewer, wich works with the semantic data embedded in the document).

I was writting to the OpenDocument Foundation because i thought it was a
little more than LibreOffice... It's only LibreOffice?

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