We use KnowledgeOwl and Atlassian Confluence.for our dev/product
documentation, wiki and knowledge base.
Confluence is easily integrated with Jira if they currently use Jira for
software development.
KnowledgeOwl is good at publishing docs for public or private consumption.
Neither is OpenSource bu
I know I'm late to the party, but I have a (not so new) Canon CanoScan LiDE
30 flatbed scanner. It was instantly recognized as an imaging device on
all my Fedora systems (back to Fedora 6). The scanner showed up in
SimpleScan and SkanLite ready to go, which was great because I could not
find Win
>You will be hard pressed to find an off-the-shelf OSS product that works
well
> for videoconferencing.
I agree - I worked for a company that produced video/web-conferncing
software. BTW - The server side is called an MCU (multipoint control
unit).
Our MCU was multi-platform (windows, linux and
for your app on a bunch of different machines.
If it is truly a distributed document, I would probably go with the other
suggestions of Google Apps for the short term and work on a DB with a
web-interface as a more permanent solution (or maybe it's time to rethink
the
I cannot seem to get Fedora 13 (or any other Linux distro) to register with
our local nameserver.
I feel like this should be a simple process (maybe it is and I'm just slow)
So far, all my attempts and man page/InterWeb research have come up short.
The system looks like it's trying to register
I had a friend with an IDENTICAL story... Stuck in London, she had been
robbed and desperately needed money to get home.
Turns out her facebook account had been hacked (probably poor password
security).
Anyway, these guys even went as far as start chatting with me on IM (MSN and
FB chat), attemptin
