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 Posted: Sat May 14, 2024 11:42 pm Post subject: Group-Office 2.13-4 |
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Group-Office is a Web-based office suite written that is extensible
with modules. It features user management, module management, an email
client, a file manager, a calendar, project management, Web site
management, and customer relations management. It also features
synchronization with PDAs and Outlook.
License: GNU General Public License (GPL)
http://www.group-office.com/
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New Release: Group-Office 2.15-FINAL-3
Changes: This version featured many performance improvements and bugfixes.
The professional version now has support for the Synthesis clients and
therefore support for Palm OS. All Symbian phones are now also supported.
The graphical user interface was improved.
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Germ
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New Release: Group-Office 2.15-FINAL-7
Changes: This version has some small bugfixes and a security fix for the
calendar module. It's also required to run the extra quotes and invoices
module that will soon be released.
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Interesting site. I remember the rumor that Google was going to do something like it- just a rumor, I guess.
Can't see that the average computer user (or business user) is really ready to just do their critical office work directly on the net. Free e-mail, address books, calendars already exist. Am I missing something critical here??
If KDE, for example, were to suddenly function through Google online and I could sort of synchronize stuff remotely, I would be interested in that. A familiar interface with word processor functions, spreadsheet, and all in Linux-- there is a happy thought.
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| Pet3M0ss wrote: | Interesting site. I remember the rumor that Google was going to do something like it- just a rumor, I guess.
Can't see that the average computer user (or business user) is really ready to just do their critical office work directly on the net. Free e-mail, address books, calendars already exist. Am I missing something critical here?? |
Agreed. Doubly so with how well the free versions work. I can't see where I'd ever want this in a personal or business environment.
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| Everyone's needs and wants are different. I think someone must be using it, if not, why would they keep developing it?
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| Actually at Best Buy our e-mail system is entirely web based, while we may do all of our other office stuff on the specific computers our e-mail is a company wide web based thing, so someone is doing something like that.
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Thanks for more insight, Ageros. Maybe a small company (spread over a wide area) would use the thing to jump into web-based office without coughing up a lot of money and time to configure their own.
It is an interesting idea, and perhaps the Google-types do have similar things up their sleaves. I think it would be a big boost to "alternative" OS's to have a web-based office suite that could handle M$ apps on an "as needed" basis.
Am writing this from Dillo, so you know I only need occassional help (it won't do a smiley here, ha ha)
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