From: Adam Flinton 

I wonder which distrib will be the first to carry it/ offer it as an
"upgrade" (e.g. via urpmi).

Adam

Mike '/m' wrote:
> 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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