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May 31, 2013The Alfresco collaboration tool lets you track documents, share content, and collaborate with team members – and it integrates nicely with Microsoft SharePoint.
more »adtool Managing Active Directory from Linux with adtool
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more »Wanted: A Free Accounting Application for Non-Profits Non-Profit Accounting Software
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more »TeamViewer Version 8 for Linux Released
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