Recently I made a small demonstration of how to use LibreOffice with CMIS. Now I have also made a video of how to use LibreOffice with WebDAV.
In this demonstration I'm using my ownCloud server on a Raspberry Pi.
19 February 2013
LibreOffice and WebDAV
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Why do you insist on using native LO dialogs for WebDAV? Gtk ones (I guess using GIO) work for me just fine here on Fedora.
@matej: I don't ;-) I just demonstrate using the LibreOffice sialogs. You can of cause use WebDAV with Native OS dialogs (Nautilus in my case). But then its a demonstration of Nautilus isn't it?
But anyway; you are right of cause. It's not necessary to use LibreOffice dialogs.
Interesting. I'm using owncloud client but this method seems easier.
Thanks.
@Kenneth: As far as I remember you need a special plug-in to ownCloud to enable WebDAV. Just for information :-)
I'm sorry I can't understand your comment (my english is very poor), but I use owncloud in my own server and I can sync the content between all my computers with the sync client for owncloud. For instance you can read my post in diaspora (https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2383341) is in Catalan but you can translate it with google.
Also I usually use webdav in all my computers for read, copy, paste...
Regards,
Nice
@Leif Lodahl: I don’t think so, for me owncloud supports WebDAV out of the box.
I love this video, please spread the news. Mike
Please consider uploading this to archive.org. Not everyone can watch YouTube videos, specially when embedded.
Here is the direct link:
http://www.youtube.com/v/r4n8dVURPjM
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