Spotlight | Reviews | Current Issue | Newsletter | Subscribe | Contact |
Departments

Partner Links
Website builder
WinWeb OnlineOffice
Shopping and price comparison with product reviews at dooyoo.co.uk

user friendly

CeBIT 2010 CFP

Linux Magazine is offering free booths for the CeBIT 2010 computer fair to selected open source projects. Apply Now!

  linux-magazine.com » Online » News » Open-Xchange: More Components Released under GPL  

Print this page. Recommend
Slashdot it! Delicious Share on Facebook Tweet! Digg

Open-Xchange: More Components Released under GPL

Following the server component, groupware specialist Open-Xchange has now released administrative and installation tools under thee GPLv2.

The GPL-licensed components are referred to as the Open-Xchange Community Edition which offers email, to-do, contact and task management features. The Ajax front-end, which acts as a browser component is still released under a Creative Commons License (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5).

The new license gives corporations the ability to deploy Open-Xchange. The Open-Xchange company earns money on system maintenance, support and Microsoft Outlook integration. The latter is a popular feature of the Open-Xchange solution. The Community Edition can be downloaded.

(Ulrich Bantle)

Comments


Print this page. Recommend
Slashdot it! Delicious Share on Facebook Tweet! Digg
Related Articles
Affero GPL Draft Posted for Discussion
Mono 2.0 is Ready: Compilers for C# 3.0 and Visual Basic 8
Governance with FOSSology and FOSSBazaar: Rights and Licensing
FreeBSD Boss: GPLv3 is Driving Linux Users to BSD
Network Scanner OpenVAS 2.0 Enters Beta
WebhostingDay: Open-Xchange to Initiate Open Data Cloud
Live Streaming from ApacheCon Europe 2009

All about Apache in 19 talks

Watch 3 days full of Apache talks live from Amsterdam on March 25-27 in the convenience of your home or office. Topics are: Apache Hadoop, Tomcat for Developers and Administrators, HTTP Server Administration and much more.

Find out more

 

In the US and Canada, Linux Magazine is known as Linux Pro Magazine.
Entire contents © 2009 [Linux New Media USA, LLC]
Linux New Media web sites:
North America: [Linux Pro Magazine]
UK/Worldwide: [Linux Magazine]
Germany: [Linux-Magazin] [LinuxUser] [EasyLinux] [Linux-Community] [Linux Technical Review]
Eastern Europe: [Linux Magazine Poland] [Linux Community Poland] [Open Source DVD Poland]
International: [Linux Magazine Brazil] [EasyLinux Brazil] [Linux Magazine Spanish]
Corporate: [Linux New Media AG]