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ZEG / Zero-Effort-Groupware
SOGo Zero-Effort-Groupware
The ZEG (Zero Effort Groupware) edition of SOGo is intended to provide a complete out-of-the-box testing environment of SOGo, the Open Source messaging and calendaring software. -
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Sked is a personal organizer, calendar, schedule and braindump application with a wiki-like syntax for text formatting and organization. It is easier think of it as the merge of a calendar with a desktop wiki.
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A paging system for sending reminders to any email address including cell phone text messages based upon calender entries in Sunbird. Coded entirely in Python
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Gmail Todo is another todo application that uses the python libgmail to store all todo's in a todo label on gmail. This way your todo list is simple and always available.
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Conflux is a Web-based groupware and file management solution intended to organise and facilitate peoples work at the office. The basic functionality includes a file depository, shared calendars, tasks, contacts, discussions, and an email client.
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XPRoundup provides a template for the Roundup (http://roundup.sourceforge.net) system to support Extreme Programming (XP) tracking needs.
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Amphora Light is a Web-based groupware server written in Python and Zope. It offers basic office functionality: document sharing, calendars, tasks, contacts, internet databases in the context of a hierarchical organization and flexible access rights.
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