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ProjectLibre is the open source alternative to Microsoft Project
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ProjectLibre is an open source alternative to Microsoft Project. We have a community site as well at http://www.projectlibre.org It has been downloaded in 194 countries the first month of release and was just voted Sourceforge's "Project of the Month" ProjectLibre is compatible with Microsoft Project 2003, 2007 and 2010 files. You can simply open them on Linux, Mac OS or Windows. ProjectLibre has been rewritten and added key features:
* Compatibility with Microsoft Project 2010
* User Interface improvement
* Printing (does not allow printing)
* Bug fixes
The ProjectLibre team has been the key innovators in project management software dating to the mainframe/Dos/Windows markets and released the very first web-based project solution.....now also in development of a cloud/server replacement of Microsoft Project Server. If you download please donate so we can continue https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=PZRJ24PWQE5C8
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Thank you dears for your huge effort, really I usd openproj on linux it's truly wonderful, we wating the projectlibre and I'm sure it would be wonderful
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are there any reason it needs the (old) Sun java and doesn't work together with OpenJDK? I get "Java implementation: OpenJDK NOK, ProjectLibre requires Sun, IBM or IcedTea implementation"
We have released the initial beta of ProjectLibre. A nice interview was done by Sourceforge today on the release. You can become a member of the community and get updated information, communication and tips at www.projectlibre.org We will have another beta release next week and are looking for your feedback.
Thank you dears for your huge effort, really I usd openproj on linux it's truly wonderful, we wating the projectlibre and I'm sure it would be wonderful
So many years waiting to this big update. I will track this project and test it individually. If this works, I'll promote to deploy in our company. Thanks!
I used to work with OpenProj as MS Project replacement, but until now ProjectLibre is doing the job with interesting enhacements such better MS Project compability and PDF export. The ribbon interface (at least for me) doesn't matter, mainly because a lot of Linux tools still using a more classic "menu-based" interface. I'm not confident about ribbon interface be the future of desktop apps.
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