OK, I gave it a try out, but when I tried to save a document as a PDF all I got was a blank document.
I tried importing some of the Project files, and often this led to the program "meditating".
I also noticed that on most occasions if I was also running OWB on a different MUI screen, and tried to load Calimero on the Ambient screen the white bounded 'page' was not shown, and only when I quit OWB did it load this 'page' area as I suppose it is intended to.
I could not get an image to load and when I did try to do so I just got more "meditation".
I am not trying it out any more at the moment, as it is certainly not worth the time, effort of getting nowhere, and achieving nothing useful with it currently - which is what
bash64 basically said as well.
I don't think I would call Calimero a "powerful DTP program" as currently it barely does anything it is hoped it will as/when it gets finished.
The intended features would, once functioning correctly, make it a powerful DTP program, however at this stage it is sadly far from that.
The text handling is, as the previous member
realstar has already mentioned, and I should also add that it is very slow to load, and the cursor operation is still very weird, to any normality I am used to when using a DTP package or even a simple text editor.
There would need to be a number of keyboard shortcuts implemented to make such a package effective, which at this stage also seem to be lacking in the main.
I think time on the basics, text operation, and formatting should be given a lot more looking at in detail to fix these issues to get the code to function properly, as you cannot have text loading on such fast NG systems, and for the text to take soooooooo long to load - something must be wrong with that part of the program and desperately needs fixing, before moving onto object drawing, hyphenation, etc.. (IMHO)
I want the program to succeed, but careful steps to fix each part as you move through programming it need to be taken, rather than doing this, adding that, and none of them at the end of it all working as they should. Implement small, but by all means think big as the ideas are great, and someway to what MorphOS needs as an office application, but if it doesn't work then it won't be of any use to anyone.
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