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On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Josh Pollak wrote: > Until we get a real sys-admin, I seem to be serving in that role at my new > company. Currently, we have an xserver managing our user accounts, email, and > mailing lists. I really like the xserve, but I'm starting to think we need > some form of groupware system. The trick is, we need something cross > platform. We have Linux, Mac, and Windows boxes here, and I am loath to > impose any sort of order on the client machines until absolutely necessary. > > The trouble is, I'm having a hard time finding good groupware solutions. > Exchange is out of the question, because its MS, because its expensive, and > because it sucks. I know there is Kolab, Citadel/UX, and the other projects > supporting GroupDAV, but making sense of all this is getting tricky. > > Ideally, this system would be supported by Mozilla, Firefox/Sunbird, KMail, > Evolution, Outlook, Entourage, and Mail.app. At the very least, it needs to > be supported by some client on each platform. There was just a slashdot story on this exact topic yesterday: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/02/24/172207&tid=185 perhaps something there will help you out.
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