Thanks, one or two other people mentioned TWIG as well. I'm about to
check it now, as it appears to be the only thing out there that might
meet my requirements, at least until PHPGroupware is ready for prime
time.
-m
Thierry ITTY wrote:
>
> here's what Linux Software Encyclopedia
> ("http://stommel.tamu.edu/~baum/linuxlist/linuxlist/linuxlist.html") tells
> about TWIG :
>
> TWIG
> The Web Information Gateway is an intranet/groupware tool and
> application framework. It is implemented using PHP
> and is intended to become a simple, cross-platform, fast and
> browser-independent way to access or share almost any kind
> of information. The features currently (7/99) supported by TWIG include:
> email via IMAP;
> a contact manager;
> scheduling;
> Usenet newsgroups;
> ``to do'' lists; and
> bookmarks.
> Many more features are planned by the developers, with extensions by
> users also fairly easy due to the modular
> construction of TWIG. A source code distribution is available under the
> GPL.
>
> [http://twig.screwdriver.net/]
>
> try it and let us know !
>
> A 15:10 20/01/2001 +1100, vous avez écrit :
> >Twig is a groupware program written in php3
> >A web based groupware program
> >This means it can run on Linux and can support cross platform clients
> >
> >I am sure if you do a search you can find a copy of Twig
> >or email me off the mailing list if you want Twig.xxx.tar.gz emailed to you.
> >
> >
> >On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Michael R. Jinks wrote:
> >> Howdy. A couple of days ago my CEO looked up and said, "Y'know, I kinda
> >> miss Outlook."
> >>
> >> *gulp*
> >>
> >> I've looked at PHPGroupware; it flat out doesn't work, and the
> >> documentation is nonexistent. Ximian Evolution and the KDE equivalent
> >> aren't ready yet. StarOffice is sort of okay, but their calendar server
> >> appears to be orphaned. Netscape Calendar Servers are in limbo, cost
> >> too much, and last I checked didn't work anyhow. Notes costs too much
> >> and isn't much more standards-compliant than Microsoft stuff.
> >>
> >> So once again I pose the question: Is there, somewhere, a server
> >> platform for sharing files and scheduling information, which will run on
> >> Linux and support cross-platform clients?
> >>
> >>
> >> --
> >> Michael Jinks, IB // Technical Entity // Saecos Corporation
> >> "Trouble ensues."
> >>
> >>
> >>
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