Grant Bowman wrote: > > Brian Clark wrote: > > > "lloyd llewellyn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >news:<9q81ua$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > >>- does anyone else out there have a similar need for sched/cal in Mozilla? > > > > I certainly do have a need for this. I just bought MS Exchange for 75 > > people in one of my offices because I had no real opensource choice > > that offered integrated calendaring and scheduling. I would have > > loved to have deployed Mozilla instead. The only other major thing > > Mozilla is lacking is a spell checker, but that is another story. > > Brian, have you looked at PHPgroupware? http://www.phpgroupware.org/
The problem is that this is 'only' web based. For a calendar/schedule system you definitly need a non-web solution (and a web based add-on so you can make use of your entries from everywhere)! There are things (like drag and drop, autocompletion and many others) which will prevent 'real' users from using such a web based system. Additionly you must have the possibilty to use the calendar offline so you can sort your appointments ... And when you go online the system has to sync... So a pure web based solution is the wrong way when you want to create a new CS or 'groupware' system... > I also maintain on open source "Groupware" list at > http://nexist.sourceforge.net/groupware.html. Please let me know what > you think if you take a look. It's a fine overview... The problem is that there is no real alternative to Lotus Domino. But this is not your fault. :-) Anyway: Anyone knows a project aiming to solve this? (You have something like DB files on the server and defines your views on this.) Anyone knows what decision HP has taken on OpenMail? A long time ago they were thinking about makeing it OpenSource... --cla
