Bongo M1 (0.1.0) Release notes
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| Bongo is a project to create fun and simple mail & calendaring
| software. As well as providing a well-featured but extensible set
| of server software, it also comes with a user-friendly web interface.
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http://www.bongo-project.org/Releases/0.1.0
Novell dropped Hula a few months ago, probably because it competed with
Microsoft's Outlook/Exchange quite directly.
Another project that went Novell-independent:
[compiz] update on xdevconf07 and beryl situation
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| I had the chance to talk to Quinn Storm from the beryl project during
| xdevconf. I would have hoped that the current situation with beryl could
| be improved but it seems like Quinn at least isn't interested in that.
| However, after talking to Quinn it's very clear to me that the fork was
| partially motivated by assumptions that were wrong.
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| One assumption is that compiz is some kind of Novell controlled project
| that Novell will move in whatever direction it wants. This is completely
| wrong. I started the project and no one at Novell has ever told me in
| which direction it should go.
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| Beryl includes temporary solutions and workarounds that paper over
| issues in the overall infrastructure. I've been very unwilling to
| include such things in compiz as I believe that it hurts the open source
| desktop as it hides the real issues and I don't want to do that for my
| own projects benefit. Helping other projects by fixing issues where they
| should be fixed is how we make the open source desktop unbeatable.
| Temporary solutions can be maintained outside the official tree or in
| branches for those who need them.
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http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/compiz/2007-February/001413.html
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