After 10 years: The collaborative editor Fidus Writer 3.11 released with improved bibliography and HTML export!
https://t.co/Eau4rSLnrF
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@gmcconnaughey That can make a lot of sense for individuals. A lot of people don't understand one is very often working for free. That being said, could you take a look at https://t.co/Q2EKCYfPHJ
Formulas in #DOCX files are stored in proprietary OOML format. Translating #MathML->OOML used to require a @Microsoft#XSLT file with an unclear license. We launched mathml2ooml (JavaScript, LGPL) to replace it. https://t.co/YwReJspLxN
@pauloxnet@MariuszFelisiak @MHLut @Hamatti@romulojales Meet co-founder and maintainer of @fiduswriter - a Django-based all-collaborative Academic writing solution. In his talk, @johanneswilm shares a recipe for distributing and deploying Django/Python projects via Ubuntu Snap packages. Sounds inspiring? It is! https://t.co/UTSLHri373
Single Source Publishing Community - Question: What flavours of HTML are people using in scholarly publishing? Suggestions please! What's the current 2022 best practice - for interoperabilty, for publication output - check out the #sisopub discussion https://t.co/zl2U3a4vzY
thanks 4 publishing support - @COPIMproject @fiduswriter@Vivliostyle@OSLHannover - book launch #CS4RL 'Citizen Science Skilling for Library Staff, Researchers, and the Public' https://t.co/6xvjZQVWgH - upped game for multi-format - esp Paged Web - next #OPR w/ @COPIMproject
@OATage@inablu @TIBHannover You can see our #OAT21 presentation slides https://t.co/soGYRUAved and get a look the publication the students made using @fiduswriter and @Vivliostyle - https://t.co/TOVNI2K6vA
Thank you @fiduswriter & @Vivliostyle for structured content & heuristic automated typesetting. I'm back using #InDesign after a good many years break for a book project - OMG what a dogs dinner of a tool - tables, lists, structure - no we dont do that - like pre-Gutenberg 1440s
at #OSL we've been supporting @fiduswriter to improve their academic collaborative editor - see release 3.10 https://t.co/mHwAlS567U - feature updates include: new document management; GDPR collaborator invites; doc titles options for doc and books; doc template upload +++
Für ein geplantes kleines kunsthistorisches Buchreihenprojekt schaue ich mir gerade Fidus Writer https://t.co/c8lgSRAH4K an. Tipp von @inablu . Ist in der #Kunstgeschichte noch kaum bekannt, das Potential auch für uns ist aber erkennbar @matteo_burioni@Residenzstudien
@OSLHannover@Vivliostyle Rapid Health Publishing - here is where it started 15 months ago | now its real @TIBHannover @OSLHannover https://t.co/Sp2klu2NQ6 | then @Vivliostyle@fiduswriter collab built workflow - we auto export unpacked EPUB to GitHub and render in CSS Typeset | next is Webbook :-)
@CYSS_Catalight@overleaf Raw LaTeX/Overleaf is great for programmers. Google Docs can be a good solution for others if having control over content and output formats and templayes aren't concerns. Fidus Writer is for the non-techie academic who needs that extra bit of control.
@aszen_one@mblaszczynska@omeka To really make it sustainable, the EU or some other governmental body should step in and ensure the long-term financing of essential OSS.
@aszen_one@mblaszczynska@omeka True, although that may be more imagined than real. If US or EU forces Google to split up, then how will they finance free Google Docs for everyone forever? Development of Fidus Writer (8.5 yrs) has continued during periods with and without funding, at some personal cost.