Whether you’re a software developer, graphic artist, or office manager, odds are you’ve got important files that are routinely shared and updated. This tutorial will show you how to streamline collaboration by creating a secure Subversion repository for archiving those files and tracking revisions.
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More Open Source Alternatives for the Office
By Dru Lavigne • Mar 3rd, 2009 • Category: ArticlesIn the first of our two-part series, Open Source Alternatives for the Office, we examined open source applications that can be used to replace some of the most popular Office 2007 products. In this article, we’ll take a look at open source alternatives to additional Microsoft products commonly used in the office—Publisher, Groove, Visio, and Project.
Open Source Alternatives for the Office
By Dru Lavigne • Jan 22nd, 2009 • Category: ArticlesMicrosoft Office has been one of the most popular (and profitable) business software suites for many years, but Office is no longer the only game in town when it comes to basic business applications. In this article we’ll gauge how OpenOffice 3.0, Evolution, and GnuCash stack up to Microsoft Office 2007.
A Comparison of Enterprise Mail Servers – Open Source and Otherwise
By Dru Lavigne • Dec 23rd, 2008 • Category: ComparisonsWhile open source mail servers have always dominated the mail transfer market, enterprises expect much more than just simple mail transfer from their mail servers. How do you pick the right enterprise mail server for your business?
