Open Source Software

BUSINESS SOLUTIONS

Powerful, flexible alternatives to commercial business applications.

  • ClamAV Antivirus

    is virus protection software for Unix-based mail gateways. A Windows version, ClamWinAV is also available.

  • EGroupware

    is an all-in-one web-based business collaboration package featuring group email, scheduling, project management, wiki, file sharing, and more. Well developed and maintained, the project aims to facilitate the needs of company intra-communication. EGroupware is cross platform, runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac servers, accessible by any operating system via web browser.

  • MediaWiki

    is collaborative documentation software originally designed for use in Wikipedia. It allows users to independently add to an organized pool of knowledge through a simple web interface.

  • Plogger

    is a simple but versatile web-based photo gallery application. Designers can create Plogger-based sites or embed galleries in existing sites.

  • Samba

    is a cross-platform implementation of Microsoft's SMB/CIFS protocol. It provides file and print sharing services without license-imposed connection or bandwidth limits.

  • Drupal

    is a free software package that allows an individual or a community of users to easily publish, manage and organize a wide variety of content on a website.

  • LibreOffice

    is a multi-platform office software suite intended as a cross-compatible replacement for Microsoft Office. It features modules for word-processing, spreadsheet, presentation, drawing, and database.

  • phpBMS

    is a fast, simple, web-based business magament software. It includes functionality for sales, inventory, billing, shipping, scheduling, customer management, and more.

  • WordPress

    is a popular blog and news platform. It is very easy to set up, has a robust feature set, expandable via plugins, and is visually themeable with thousands of styles to choose from.

  • VirtualBox OSE

    is virtualization software for x86 platforms. It allows multiple "guest" operating systems to run simultaneously on a single set of hardware with support for Windows, Linux, Solaris, and BSD descendants.