I just moved my school to Zimbra. I like the interface, it is a full web-based collaboration suite, with calendars, briefcase's (this is your file shareing), tasks, documents (kinda like a light version of google docs), and more. There is an Free OpenSource version or you can pay for a support package.
I'd put it on the list to look at. Bjorn Behrendt Proctor School District [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stanley Brinkerhoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, May 3, 2008 6:07:29 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: Groupware for (hosted) Linux I am helping a good friend of mine review his options for collaboration between tech savvy users that are collaborating on projects over the intarwebs. They have a few objectives: 1. Manage coverage of a physical facility/project (Ie, bill is on from 9-2, sam is on from 1-5-- fairly simple) 2. Manage sales calendars (again, fairly simple -- nothing too complex) 3. Share files between users 4. Have a forum for discussion. Bonus points for a solution that integrates nicely with a Wiki, CRM, etc. They don't have a deticated server of any sort -- just a standard run of the mill hosting package for their existing website. We sat down today and hacked at Joomla and EGroupware, and EGroupware seems to be pretty close to what they need (its ugly and slightly cludgey though). We are no against integrating software packages (the Joomla hackery we did integrated a Google calendar to meet goals 1 and 2) -- but failed horribly at 3, and . well.. at that point we kicked it to the curb. Stan
