Re: [-empyre-] shared canvas annoyance, wikis, blogs.

[Adrian Miles <adrian.miles@uib.no>]

At 11:23 +0200 17/6/02, Jill Walker wrote:
> So if there are several artists it's a shared canvas? And if there's 
> one, it's VJing? OK. Thanks :)

no, it's not the number of artists it's whether the canvas is shared 
or not. vj's usually work at their workstation generating stuff and 
the stuff get's projected. there could be 6 of them doing this. but 
if the canvas supports/allows collaboration then it's a shared canvas.

keyworx (what we saw in bergen) is not a shared canvas because each 
participant sees their canvas (though i think in keyworx you can make 
your screen out the input for someone else)

i think that's right. everyone else?

cheers
adrian miles
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