Opengroupware
An anonymous reader writes: "From the OpenGroupware.org site: the OGo project announces its formation and the release today to the worldwide open source development community of its groupware server software. Gary Frederick, Leader of the OpenOffice.org Groupware Project says: 'Just to be perfectly clear, this is an MS Exchange take-out. OGo is important because it's the missing link in the open source software stack. It's the end of a decade-long effort to map all the key infrastructure and standard desktop applications to free software.' There are also plenty of screenshots of Outlook, Evolution, Korganizer, iCal etc. accessing the server."
We've not got an exchange server, but with or without the insecurities of exchange?
I'm lost. Is this like exchange, or is it secure? : p
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Does it have menu shadows? :(
It's not an insecurity, it's a potential feature that we haven't yet activated.
Get with the program already!
Yours humbly,
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The first rule of programming.
- You never talking about what we do.
The second rule of programming.
- You never talk about what we want to do.
The third rule of programming.
- You code first then document.
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Our IT department is chearing. We can see President Thomas J. Whitmore declaring, "this...... is our Independence Day!!!!!!"
check their e-mail/calendar/appointments even though their site is slashdotted? ;o)
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The fourth and final rule of programming.
- You never finish coding.
More like, excretable. I have to use it at work, and it doesn't work right with Mozilla, so I have to use NS4. Admittedly, it could be the morons that administer it screwed it up :(.
-MDL
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More like, excretable. I have to use it at work, and it doesn't work right with Mozilla, so I have to use NS4. Admittedly, it could be the morons that administer it screwed it up
Reverse situation here, the admin morons screwed it up so well that IE won't logon (domain authentication issues) whilst Mozilla works fine. 8-)
It should be "EGo".
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Now that's an enterprise ready organization. Maybe I'll try back in a few hours. Or maybe I'll have forgotten by then. Fortunately, /. will remind me by posting a dupe of this in the next few days (it's just a joke, sheesh!).
this is getting old and so are you
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He was stabbed in the crotch, not the back.
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Stabbing an ally in the crotch is definitely to stab someone in the back.
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if you want to use proprietary crap like outlook in your enterprise, you wont balk at using some other small peices of proprietary software to get your servers on something more stable than the crap from MS.
As we're correcting people: It was the ides of March.
Why do I have to use a closed source plugin to connect an open source client to an open source server?
Step 3. PROFIT!
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>I thought the first rule of programming was "you don't talk about programming."
No, that's the first rule of "how to attract girls".