No, OGo and the Kolab server are just very different things. Kolab is simply a repackaged Cyrus and OpenLDAP server plus some scripts for configuration. In fact Kolab is going to be an excellent mail backend for OGo and certainly recommended.
OGo is a groupware server, providing scheduling services, document sharing services, workflow facilities, scripted forms, project management, etc. BTW: everything accessible using XML based interfaces and therefore easily integrated into existing infrastructures.
The Kolab client apparently (according to the Kolab list) will still take a loong time until being committed to the KDE CVS. If it becomes available, OGo will certainly interface it like it interfaces almost any other client using it's powerful middleware server.
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Re:Try Kolab 1.0
Posted by: Helge Hess on July 15, 2003 05:02 AMIn fact Kolab is going to be an excellent mail backend for OGo and certainly recommended.
OGo is a groupware server, providing scheduling services, document sharing services, workflow facilities, scripted forms, project management, etc. BTW: everything accessible using XML based interfaces and therefore easily integrated into existing infrastructures.
The Kolab client apparently (according to the Kolab list) will still take a loong time until being committed to the KDE CVS. If it becomes available, OGo will certainly interface it like it interfaces almost any other client using it's powerful middleware server.
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