Spicebird 0.4: Thunderbird Alternative with RSS, Chat and Portal
Jan 17, 2008Indian software developer Synovel released the latest 0.4 version of its groupware client, Spicebird, just a few days ago.
more »Updates Fix Horde Vulnerability
Jan 12, 2008Security experts are advising users to update to the latest version of the Web-based Horde groupware, which was released just a few days ago.
more »First Milestone for Egroupware 2.0
Nov 30, 2007En route to version 2.0 of its Web-based groupware product, Egroupware has reached the first milestone of three, which was scheduled for late in 2008.
more »Notes Client for Linux: Insecure Installation Routine
Nov 23, 2007The installation routine with Version 8 of Lotus Notes for Linux, which was released by IBM in September, leaves a whole bunch of files with read, write and executable permissions set for any user behind on the filesystem.
more »Collax Open-Xchange Server Updated
Oct 30, 2007The Linux distributor Collax has updated its Open-Xchange server groupware product to version 5.1. Besides the basic system several services were also updated.
more »Opensuite Integrates Applications
Oct 16, 2007Open Source service provider Corratech recently released Opensuite, a platform for the integration of heterogeneous enterprise applications.
more »Scalix 11.2 as a Hosted Groupware Service
Oct 04, 2007The latest 11.2 update of the Scalix groupware supports multi-tenant environments and hosting as a groupware service.
more »Web-based Groupware Exploring web-based groupware tools
Aug 15, 2007Open source groupware tools have come of age. You are no longer limited to email and an address book. Some of these tools surpass the commercial alternatives – once you get them installed.
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