Hi folks,
We are making Kerika available to the public as part of a wide beta
testing program. We like to call it the smarter alternative to email
for sharing documents, ideas and projects within distributed teams. The
application is written in Java and is supported for Windows and Macs
at present; we will likely add Linux support in the future (we know it
runs on Linux; just don't have the resources to properly test that
platform.)
Kerika uses the JXTA platform for its p2p connectivity. It isn't pure
p2p; we added what we call a "server assist": if you update a project or
document that you are sharing with some buddies, some of whom happen to
be offline at the moment, a "storage peer" at our data center stands in
for your missing buddies. When your buddies come back online, they can
get any updates that they might otherwise have missed.
I would welcome feedback from everyone. You can check out the software
at www.kerika.com, in particular take a look at some of the many Flash
demos at http://www.kerika.com/flash_demos.html. Kerika is free at the
moment; in the future it may be offered as a subscription service.
Thanks,
Arun Kumar
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