Hi. If what you say is correct then that is good news. But if you don't mind I would like to give you a couple of helpfull advice.
1) Since you obviously don't use the scm at ifolder.com anymore - remove it from the web or state clearly that it is no longer beeing updated. 2) Clean up the Wiki. If you don't plan on spending time maintaining a wiki - remove it with some static content. 3) Publish a roadmap to indicate the project is not dead. Clarification on how to acquire the product would also come in handy. PS: Have you considered bundling iFolder with a NAS appliance? That would be a killer - at least for me. :-) Per. Biswajeet Mahapatra skrev: > Hi, > > iFolder is one of the most sorted after product from Novell and Novell has > done a lot of investments in iFolder. We have had a release of iFolder 3.6 > last year (September - October 2007) along with OES 2 and this year we will > come up with the next version which is iFolder 3.7 (packaged along with OES 2 > SP1) . > > It has some great and new features and brings 3.x at parity with 2.x. > > Best Regards, > Biswajeet Mahapatra > Product Manager - iFolder > Novell > >>>> Per Buer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 5/29/2008 3:57 PM >>> > Michal Ludvig skrev: >> Hi all, >> >> what's the status of iFolder development? There hasn't been any new >> release since a year ago, the wiki is full of spam, last commit in >> subversion was in november last year ... doesn't look like a lively, >> healthy project :-( > > It looks like Novell has closed off the project. I've heard there is a > new release of iFolder in OES2 - but I guess Novell is tired of open > source and is keeping the source locked up. Quite a shames, I think. > iFolder still has a lot of market potential. > > > Per. > >
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