LibreOffice 4.0 LibreOffice 4.0 tested
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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
May 31, 2013The simple but useful adtool lets you manage an Active Directory domain from the Linux command line.
more »Wanted: A Free Accounting Application for Non-Profits Non-Profit Accounting Software
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more »flareGet Download Manager Download management with flareGet
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more »Defragmenting Linux Optimizing data organization on disk
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more »TeamViewer Version 8 for Linux Released
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