intranet journal

Intranet Journal: "9. OxygenOffice Professional -- Think of it as Open Office with all of the bells and whistles.

Clip art, extra fonts, templates, and all of the little extras you wished a standard install of Open Office might bother to come with."

Intranet Journal: "An organization's choice of either an open source or proprietary intranet software solution must be based on its own specific needs and resources -- not on what others are doing or saying.

What worked for one company might not necessarily work for yours..."

Intranet Journal: "Like Linux, BSD is open source, provides the user with the freedom to distribute the code to others at no cost, and allows users tremendous freedom with regard to tweaking it to meet their needs.

But there are some fairly significant differences, too. One of the biggest differences is this: Linux is presented in distribution releases whereas BSD is either kept intact or distributed as a forked release."

Intranet Journal: "With all of the noise going back and forth about how open source software is "better" for the end user, I am of the mind that this is clearly in the eyes of the beholder."

Intranet Journal has a round up of what they consider to be the four best alternative desktop distributions to Ubuntu.

Intranet Journal: "Considering the success of Ubuntu Linux as a distribution of the open source operating system, it has become clear that locating good alternatives to this release is becoming increasingly difficult.

With that said, I've decided to round up the best candidates that might serve as a viable alternative so you might be able to partake in the Linux experience without having to relying exclusively on one distribution."

Intranet Journal: "Since its first release in fall 2005, Joomla has become one of the most downloaded content management systems on the web and recently released a retooled version 1.5 in January..."