Create Flash Content in Linux - A Missing Link for Developers?
Last month we posted “Top 100 of the Best (Useful) OpenSource Applications“, which listed some really good open source applications. One of the things missing was a good OpenSource, Flash content creation tool.
It seems there’s a new application in town! On March 25, 2008 the “Salasaga” site announced a snapshot release of their developing (it’s still in Alpha) , “Integrated Development Environment for producing eLearning”. As mentioned, Salasaga is still in Alpha, so it’s not ready for a production environment. However it’s really worth a good look. It’s available from their download page (which also indicates that this may be a cross platform application - Linux, BSD, Solaris, Windows).
From their site, here is some of what they have to say:
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