Archivista Box with Open Source OCR
Aug 06, 2007Swiss vendor Archivista offers a document management solution comprising T2 Linux, OCR software, scanning software, archiving software and hardware. Version VIII of the GPL'd including the free OCR programs Ocrad 0.17 and Tesseract 2.0 is now available for downloading.
more »Sage Classic Line 2008 collaborates with Collax Linux Server
Aug 06, 2007The new Sage Classic Line 2008 ERP solution now runs on the Collax Solution Platform based on a Linux server.
more »O3Spaces Extending OpenOffice.org
Jun 30, 2007Microsoft has been quite successful with pushing its SharePoint technology as a means for supporting document collaboration and version control. Until now, no direct competitors have come up with a viable alternative to SharePoint, but O3Spaces is about to change that.
more »Recoll Finding files with Recoll
May 31, 2007Whether you’re looking for a letter to the Internal Revenue Service or an email from an online trader, the Recoll desktop search machine will help you find it with just a few mouse clicks.
more »KTools: Krecipes Create a KDE-based recipe database
Apr 30, 2007Balance your diet with a recipe database that serves up a healthy dose of KDE in your kitchen.
more »KTools: Spam Filter Removing spam mail with CRM114 and KMail
Mar 31, 2007The CRM114 filter program, which is integrated with KMail, helps fight spam in POP3 and IMAP mailboxes. Because this flexible filter does not require server-side changes, it is a good choice for users without root access to their mail servers.
more »OpenDocument Intro^ OpenDocument and the office experience
Jan 31, 2007OpenDocument format offers a new approach to data storage and document exchange for office applications. But what does ODF mean for the user? What’s inside an ODF file? How portable is ODF? We examine these questions in this month’s cover story.
more »Fish Shell The Fish shell simplifies the console
Nov 30, 2006The Fish shell offers some user-friendly features for command line beginners.
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