The interesting editor they mention is Conglomerate. Here's a snippet from
their architecture description:
"The current codebase uses GTK+, with a custom widget based on
gtkdrawingarea as the core widget in the editor frontend, but in the
upcoming rewrite, we're reimplementing it as a custom GTK widget, based on
the rather impressive GnomeCanvas, at which point the Conglomerate editor
will require Gnome, and thus won't be as readily portable to Win systems
(the current code runs happily on Win). If this is a loss or not depends a
lot on your viewpoint. "
I have been watching Conglomerate for some time now. Based on it's apparent
direction of ignoring cross-platform issues, I've been slow to get
particularly attracted to it. However, it does strike me that, with a
helluva lot of work, the code could be mapped into Mozilla, making it not
only a powerful editor -- perhaps by combining parts of it with the emerging
Mozilla script editor -- but a great browser as well.
From: Eugene Eric Kim <eekim@eekim.com>
> Last Sunday, at the Open Source Conference in Monterey, they held the Open
> Documentation Summit to talk about licenses for documentation. This is
> especially pertinent for us, as we will need to adopt a similar license
> for our own work. A summary is available here:
>
> http://www.oreilly.com/frank/oscon_summit.html
>
> In this summary is also mentioned an interesting XML editor. I recommend
> people take a look at the summary.
>
> -Eugene
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