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INTERNET FOR MAC UBUNTU ARCHIVE
INTERNET FOR MAC UBUNTU PASSWORD
INTERNET FOR MAC UBUNTU BLUETOOTH

I'm working on something (slowly) as a personal project that could be relevant to this. Roundcube ajaxified webmail,far from completion thoughĭid you see ? It does not have all features listed here, but its a start. PlanetPlanet for Planets and blog friends lists (and possibly newsreader?)ĭrupal for content management, blogging, forums/mailing lists, user management, photo album. PhpGroupWare for email, calendar, addressbook, forums and much much more Hula Project for email, calendar and address book

iFolder for file sharing - not sure if it could used on a large scale.

Ubuntu.Mac should assist users in registering their computer with a dynamic dns provider if need be.

Ubuntu.Mac should be able to exist not only on a web server, but removable storage as well.Īnyone can host their own TribeLife services.

Gconf should be capable of layering on settings from TribeLife at login.

QOS should be used to allow large amounts of data to eventually be synced even over slower broad-band connections.

A synchronization service should be responsible for moving around lumps of EDS and file data.

Users should be able to use any GnomeVFS place to store their Ubuntu.Mac (mainly davs).

A wizard could be added to Evolution for such a service like with Mail.app and.

The server should be used as a data store which allows both access via a web interface and access via the desktop using technologies like IMAP, CalDAV and LDAP. However, he can look into his Ubuntu.Mac addressbook, where he gets notified, whenever a Ubuntu.Mac user, which is in his address book, changes his address. He didn't keep in touch with everybody he wants to invite and a lot of his friends have moved. He graduated and wants to make a party for all his former class mates. has added all his classmates to his addressbook.

INTERNET FOR MAC UBUNTU PASSWORD

Mark wishes to print the document but in order to get access to the printer James must enter his username and password to grant elevated access. Mark logs into James' Ubuntu computer as usual (even though he doesn't have an account) bu using his Ubuntu.Mac ID and is provided with minimal guest access and his documents and settings being fetched on demand from Ubuntu.Mac. Guest Access: Mark is in James' House and wishes to show him a file stored in his Ubuntu.Mac account. Jack wants to look up Jill's work phone number which he stored in the address book on the computer in the kitchen at home, but he's in a public library. Sam makes the change in Evolution and all the other team mates get updated calendars as well. John meets Sam in the hall and they decide to swap weeks so Sam can leave early to go to the football game. The note then travels over TribeLife to Jane.ĭon leads a team of 5 people who take turns cleaning the break-room on alternate thursdays.

INTERNET FOR MAC UBUNTU BLUETOOTH

John makes a note on his cell phone to buy bug spray which is synced over bluetooth when he returns home.

INTERNET FOR MAC UBUNTU ARCHIVE

Later when she gets home, she adds that shared archive from home, although she has to enter in the domain name of the server because avahi no-longer can find it.įrank is going camping with 3 friends. She starts the backup wizard and avahi locates a suitable place for her to setup a synchonized archive. John's ISP runs Gallery, so John's friends can browse his family photos online.Īnna gets onto the wireless network at school. John uses Ubuntu.Mac creates a three-way synchronized datastore on his parents computer, his computer, and his ISPs so they can keep a family photo album in f-spot and have a mutual backup. Collaborative document editing and content management.News Reader/Publisher (import/export OPML).Start off small, the feature list below is extensive but does not all need to implemented at once.Ubuntu sign-up, the new user could open Evolution and begin sending emails immediately, or open Pidgin with their automatically configured Jabber account, etc. This would really enhance Ubuntu's out-of-the-box utility, polish, and sense of community. Ubuntu features on the desktop and through various web interfaces. Ubuntu username and password to log into the service.

Upon installing Ubuntu, the user would be allowed to sign up for. Ubuntu is a suite of internet services for Ubuntu users, such as IMAP/POP email Jabber, web storage, calendar service, synchronization or backup service, desktop sharing/live support infrastructure, with automated configuration of the desktop to utilize these features. Nothing here, including the name is set in stone or even being worked on currently.

To all visitors from Digg et al: This is only a braindump of ideas.