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the link you refer to talks about collabora and allotropia. the first is what powers Nextcloud Office/Collabora Office online and mobile apps (using coolwsd). t
by gbraad 2y ago
the link you refer to talks about collabora and allotropia. the first is what powers Nextcloud Office/Collabora Office online and mobile apps (using coolwsd). the latter is allotropia, who is behind Zeta that is mentioned here. both have a slightly different approach to how this works. as i understand it, all of this is upstream and not really frozen; perhaps that page needs an update?
Note: "LibreOffice Online is not intended as a standalone software. His goal is, instead, to be integrated with other tools to edit their documents." ... while Zeta and Collabora are standalone.
- chris_wot 2y agoIt wasn't frozen, Collabora were the ones doing the work and so they have largely hosted and developed LibreOffice Online.
- gbraad 2y ago(same thought here; just didn't want to sound harsh) The idea of LOOL (LibreOffice OnLine) is to be an embeddable component; we have used it before on a Moodle site. And this is the same for COOL (Collabora Office OnLine), which is used by Nextcloud Office (as components called COOLWSD, and LOKit).