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After a somewhat brief overview over the world we find ourselves in, the question is what does this mean to us as a society?

As highlighted in the previous article, governments have no realistic option not to engage in some form of activities to protect their people from threats that originate on-line or have an on-line component. These were the

Sixteen weeks have passed since my last post – quite some time! About a week ago I switched my private mail system to Kolab 3, using openSUSE 12.3 as a base. Works really great! We progressed far and I'm proud to announce:Kolab 3.0 for openSUSE 12.2 and openSUSE 12.3 STABLE repositories are published!

(Or at least they are building at the moment,

Questions of privacy, security and control have occupied me for a long time, both personally and professionally. In fact it was a significant aspect of my decision to switch focus from the Free Software Foundation Europe to Kolab Systems: I wanted to reduce the barriers to actually putting the principles into practice. That required a professional

Brief description of the Kolab Groupware integration with Dokuwiki.

This process uses slightly modified commit 65dfbee of the roundcubemail-plugins-kolab.

Kolab

Download Dokuwiki plugin.

Extract it to the following directory.

/usr/share/roundcubemail/plugins/

Open plugin configuration file config.inc.php and define authentication exchange

Brief description of the Kolab Groupware integration with Tiny Tiny RSS.

This process uses slightly modified commit 65dfbee of the roundcubemail-plugins-kolab.

Kolab

Download Tiny Tiny RSS plugin.

Extract it to the following directory.

/usr/share/roundcubemail/plugins/

Open plugin configuration file config.inc.php and define authentication

Quite lengthy but very straightforward description of the Kolab Groupware integration with Piwik Web Analytics.
Integration process is simpler than you think as the additional application (Piwik) is hosted externally, and doesn't use single sign-on.

In a previous article, I described my experiences setting up Kolab for groupware functionality on Debian Wheezy. One of the problems I encountered was that of searching for resources when creating events, and it didn’t seem possible to start typing the name of a resource and to have the details autocompleted. Given that Kolab integrates Round

I have recently had the inclination to evaluate Free Software groupware solutions in more detail, and perhaps the first that came to mind was Kolab: a long-running project that provides a range of groupware functions including e-mail, calendaring, address books, task management, and various other functions for a fairly wide range of organisation