ex machina
speaking of bleeding-edge stuff, the jabber whiteboarding client coccinella is quickly racking up a bevy of features:
while it installs and connects to my jabber server correctly - including loading my roster - if i try to test two clients, they will suddenly disconnect from the server.
- Write text with any font, size, normal, bold, etc.
- Toolbar with basic drawing capabilities
- Flexible editing of each item in the canvas window
- Support for foreign language character sets, from swedish å, ä, and ö, to Chinese
- Extended functionality via plugins, see Extensions . This includes mp3's on all platforms, video, synthetic speech of written text etc.
- Full QuickTime support on Macs and Windows
- Open source with the Gnu public license.
1/27/2002 10:20:00 PM
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