linux groupware, which one is the best?
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at
19:46
i’m looking for a groupware software that i can implement in my office. there are about 50 people working there, i need email, calendaring, messaging, colaboration feature. more importantly i need the ones that are free. i’m running suse 10.0 goldmaster.
please give some explanation on:
1. why do you think your choice is the best compared to other
groupwares?
2. does it come with RPM modules or debian one?
PS: on e-mail client, we use either thunderbird or evolution
Thanks
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Filed under: rpm
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If you’re running SUSE without any mods, then you’ll be using rpm packages for the install. The best one out there (and Open Source to boot) is Zimbra…It is a free groupware server that includes email, calendaring and collaboration.
http://www.zimbra.com/
It includes a great web-based interface, but also integrates with Outlook, Evolution, Thunderbird or whatever else you want. There is also a mobile interface.