From: Mike '/m' 

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 18:52:19 +0100, Adam Flinton
 wrote:

>http://opengroupware.org/
>
>Interesting how many clients it supports. This plus the usual messaging
>stuff (IMAP etc) looks like it will close another hole in the linux/OSS
>armour.
>
>I wonder how low exchange prices will go?

I like this part:

===
Gary Frederick, Leader of the OpenOffice.org Groupware Project: "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 -- including the Web server (Apache), the OS
(GNU/Linux, the BSD's), the browser (Mozilla, Konqueror, Opera), the office
suite (OpenOffice.org 1.1, KOffice, AbiWord), and the groupware
applications (Evolution, KMail, Netscape/Mozilla Mail) - to free software.
OGo offers users a free solution for collaboration and document management
that, despite being free of charge, will far surpass the quality and level
of collaboration found on Windows (through integration of MS Office,
Exchange Server and SharePoint). Today marks the completion of
OpenStack."
===

 /m

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