news 28 Posted March 2, 2010 Hello,  Please consider the news flash and message regarding Zarafa below for inclusion on your site.  Thank you very much!  Regards, Sharon Smith linuxpr ( -at -) yahoo.com  ________________________________  http://www.zarafa.com/content/cebit-zarafa-daily-news-flashes   Who Needs Exchange anyway? Get the Answer at CeBIT iX FORUM: 12.30 – 12.55 (hall 3, booth G03)!  On 2 March from 12:30 - 12: 55 h Helmuth Neuberger, CEO of Zarafa Deutschland GmbH, will speak at the CeBIT iX Forum (Hall 3, booth G03).  Presenting 'Who needs Exchange anyway? he will address Zarafa's distinctive points like compatibility with all mobile devices, scalability and tell you more about Zarafa's future plans. Besides that he will introduce the new features of Zarafa's upcoming Collaboration Platform 6.40. Updates include a Today View and Advanced Search options that even allows you to search inside attachments. Active Directory distribution and security groups have been implemented as well.  Visit Zarafa in Hall 2, booth B30! Follow Zarafa on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/zarafagroupware  ________________________________   http://download.zarafa.com/zarafa/newsletter/2010%20cebit/20100302%20newsletter%20cebit.html   Message from Robert Scheck with Fedora Hello everybody, Good things come to those who wait. It took about 12 months now, but I've reached my personal goal: Getting the Zarafa Open Source Collaboration into Fedora. Zarafa is a complete Open Source groupware suite that can be used as a drop-in Microsoft Exchange replacement for webbased mail, calendaring, collaboration and tasks. The features include IMAP/POP3 and iCal/CalDAV capabilities, native mobile phone support, the ability to integrate with existing Linux mail servers, a full set of programming interfaces, and a comfortable look and feel using modern Ajax technologies. It was a very long technical and legal way and that's why I would like to say "Thank you!" to all of you: Zarafa Netherlands , Zarafa Germany , Red Hat, Inc., Fedora Project. Zarafa is available in the regular Fedora and EPEL repositories. You can install Zarafa after installation using the command line or the package manager of your choice. Please note, that for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and derivates like CentOS, the repository Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) has to be enabled before: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL/FAQ#howtouse For some more information about Zarafa at Fedora and ways of communication between Zarafa users, administrators and developers at Fedora, please have a look to the Fedora wiki page: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Zarafa And the Zarafa Open Source Collaboration has been accepted by the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee (FESCo) as a feature for the upcoming Fedora 13 Release: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/13/FeatureList Greetings, Robert Scheck Fedora Project * Fedora Ambassador * Fedora Mentor * Fedora Packager Share this post Link to post
