Joel Rosenberg wrote: > Realistically, if you're going to be having folks running Windows boxes, > you're going to have to support Exchange Server, will be less than trying to > use any of the few available *nix groupware applications. As somebody else > pointed out, the scheduling stuff is the bottleneck. Email can be handled > easily with any number of servers and applications -- but, with all its > faults, Exchange does do a good job of group calendaring and scheduling, > particularly the negotiation part, and I've not been able to find a *nix > replacement that works with Outlook -- and you're not going to get everybody > involved to drop Outlook, more than likely. The Horde Project (http://www.horde.org/) looks like it has plans to eventually get there, but no timelines. From the FAQ: "Kronolith [http://www.horde.org/kronolith/] is a web-based calendar and daily organizer (think Day-Timer). It currently provides a robust web-based calendar for individual users with repeating events, and a smart algorithm to display a whole day of events even if many of them overlap with each other. Future plans include support for shared calendars, merging multiple calendars into a single view, and Palm syncing." (just to toss out a link that everyone's probably already seen) carlos