Raindrop: Mozilla Labs Presents Open Messaging Prototype
Oct 23, 2009The Thunderbird team at Mozilla has initiated a new project, Raindrop, for open messaging and are presenting a first prototype.
more »Open-Xchange and SugarCRM Partnership Established
Oct 20, 2009Groupware solutions expert Open-Xchange and customer relationship management (CRM) provider SugarCRM are partnering to mutually integrate their solutions.
more »Mozilla Lets Fly Next Thunderbird Beta
Sep 24, 2009The Thunderbird mail client has reached its next stage with a beta on the way to 3.0.
more »Complete Calendars and Mail: Tine 2.0 Released
Aug 07, 2009Project Tine 2.0 has released version 2009/07 of the web-based groupware. Codenamed Leonie, the software comes with the new modules: calendar and email.
more »Tine 2.0 with Mail and Calendar at LinuxTag 2009
Jun 22, 2009The groupware project Tine 2.0 will appear at the Berlin LinuxTag 2009 with a beta version of its 2009-06 release, code-named Leonie, that includes mail and calendar components.
more »Sciret 2.0.0: Knowledge Management
Apr 16, 2009The developers of Sciret have completely re-worked their free Knowledge Management system.
more »Untangle 6.1: Open Source Gateway with Cost-Based Extensions
Apr 15, 2009San Mateo CA company Untangle has released version 6.1 of its Untangle Gateway Linux distro. Its base package is open source, but its extension applications are commercially priced.
more »Citadel 7.5 Groupware Provides ClamAV Integration
Apr 14, 2009The Citadel project has released version 7.5 of its GPL3-licensed groupware server. The release improves the web interface and countless other details.
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