Set up infinote server for collaborative use
If you've followed my recent text editor series you will have noticed I included a text editor that is also a collaborative tool (see my article “Kobby: KDE collaborative text editor“). In that article I mentioned that Kobby can work with the GNOME equivalent Gobby. But to do so they need a server running. The best server for that service – Infinote. Infinote is the new protocol used in Gobby (replacing the out of date obby) and is put in place with the libinfnity package. Without this package you would have a difficult (if not impossible) time getting Kobby and Gobby to communicate with one another.
In this article I am going to show you how to install and run an infinote server so that Kobby and Gobby can communicate with one another.
If you've followed my recent text editor series you will have noticed I included a text editor that is also a collaborative tool (see my article “Kobby: KDE collaborative text editor“). In that article I mentioned that Kobby can work with the GNOME equivalent Gobby. But to do so they need a server running. The best server for that service – Infinote. Infinote is the new protocol used in Gobby (replacing the out of date obby) and is put in place with the libinfnity package. Without this package you would have a difficult (if not impossible) time getting Kobby and Gobby to communicate with one another.
In this article I am going to show you how to install and run an infinote server so that Kobby and Gobby can communicate with one another.
