For those few of you out there who haven't heard of it yet, there's a new project underway called Hula, which aims to be an Open Source Group Collaboration software package.
Hula has a wiki-based homepage, at http://hula-project.org/index.php/Hula_Server , and has information on how to get the source code from svn at http://hula-project.org/index.php/Installing_Hula . Hula sprung in large part from the NetMail product from Novell, which was opensourced to give the project a jumping off point. It is currently under development by Novell employees, however, there is a development mailing list and instructions on how to create patches to the project. Some parts which are already working: * POP Server * IMAP Server * SMTP Server * Webmail interface, with task and preference management. * Web admin interface, still replete with Novell branding. However, all these things are of beta quality. Development is rapid moving though, so it may be an interesting project to keep an eye on for those of you who are forced to use Windows for Outlook/Exchange type collaboration. Some pro/con viewpoints: jwz, on "Groupware Bad": http://www.jwz.org/doc/groupware.html Nat, on "The Hula Project": http://nat.org/2005/february/#15-February-2005 -- Christopher Schmidt
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