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grant123
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 Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2012 1:07 am Post subject: Group-oriented software: chat, tasks, time, code, docs |
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| Can anyone recommend group-oriented or company-oriented software for chat, task management, time/resource management, and code management? I'm considering Campfire, Trello, Float, and GitHub respectively, but I'd rather find something open-source I can install on my server. I also need something for document management but it looks like dokuwiki might fit the bill. Any experience with this stuff? I don't have specific requirements as I've never really used any of these types of software before. |
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Yamakuzure
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Just some ideas: | Code: | # eix -S GroupWare -C www-apps
* www-apps/egroupware
Available versions:
(1.4.004) 1.4.004
(1.8.004.20120613) 1.8.004.20120613
{{gallery (+)jpgraph ldap mssql mysql postgres vhosts}}
Homepage: http://www.egroupware.org/
Description: Web-based GroupWare suite
* www-apps/sugarcrm
Available versions:
(6.4.0) ~6.4.0
(6.4.5) ~6.4.5
(6.5.1) ~6.5.1
{{curl freetds imap +json ldap mssql +mysql +mysqli vhosts +zlib}}
Homepage: http://www.sugarforge.org/
Description: A complete CRM and groupware system for businesses of all sizes.
* www-apps/zarafa-webaccess [1]
Available versions:
(6.40.9) ~6.40.9
(6.40.11) ~6.40.11
(6.40.12) ~6.40.12
(6.40.13) ~6.40.13
(7.0.4) ~7.0.4
(7.0.6) ~7.0.6
(7.0.8) ~7.0.8
{{vhosts}}
Homepage: http://zarafa.com/
Description: Open Source Groupware Solution
[1] "betagarden" /var/lib/layman/betagarden
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I do not have any experience with zarafa or sugarcrm. But I am struggling for over two years now to be allowed to introduce eGroupWare at my company.
For a chat, jabber should do. Both net-im/ejabberd and net-im/jabberd2 look like they are still actively worked upon. (At least from a glance at their sites)
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grant123
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| Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2012 6:19 pm Post subject: |
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| I found the cloud service Podio which looks very promising, but egroupware looks interesting too. I will give that a try. |
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grant123
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Anyone tried tine20?
www.tine20.org |
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Yamakuzure
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Just browsed through their demo. It *does* look nice. Maybe a bit cleaner and tidier than eGroupWare.
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| Is tine 2.0 free as in beer? egroupware is pricey although there is a free crippleware version. |
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I can recommend Zarafa (on Debian though), especially if you're planning on connecting Outlook – or Android – clients through ActiveSync. The only pitty is that my Evolution can't connect to Zarafa yet, as evolution-exchange needs OWA, which Zarafa doesn't provide. Let's hope that evolution-mapi will hit Portage soon.
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