LibreOffice can connect natively to a WebDav server, apparently. Here’s another video in the same series as the ones I posted about CMIS connections, showing LibreOffice connecting to a WebDAV server (in this case running on a Raspberry Pi!). More of a swiss-army-knife of document access every day.
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Not really a new feature. Here is a description from way old Sun/StarOffice/OpenOffice.org days:
(Originally you had to manually type in a full URL. That’s a bit nicer now.)
It has always been a hidden secret what ‘Use …Office dialogs’ can do, so definitely worth a reminder once in a while …
. Gah! Where has the URL to Jogi’s blog gone? Retrying: https://blogs.oracle.com/jogi/entry/using_webdav_or_mac_with
Now that LibreOffice has grid-based layouts perhaps it can make those dialogs good enough to enable by default.
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