Groupware Solution for Emails, Appointments, Contacts and more
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Kolab is a Groupware Solution for Emails, Appointments, Contacts and more. It supports mixed client environments (Outlook/KDE) because of an open storage format. Any email client speaking standard protocols can be served.

For the full Kolab experience you need a Kolab Server and Kolab Clients. What makes the Kolab Concept outstanding is the focus on scalability, proven components and protocols. The implementations offered by us are Free Software (Open Source).

Kolab was created for the needs of the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) by contract in 2002-2004 and is used there in a heterogenous environment. November 2005 Kolab won the Linux New Media Award: Category 'Best Groupware Server' [press release].

Linux New Media Award 2005
Linux New Media Award 2005
*Best Groupware Server*

News

June 26th, 2009 » Kontact for Windows 20090605-7 (beta) released
A new Kontact Installer for Windows is available from the Kolab download server.
See the corresponding wikipage for details.

May 15th, 2009 » Kolab Server 2.2.2 Final Release
This release contains 12 enhancements and fixes compared to 2.2.1.
Source and binary packages are available from the download page.
See the announcement for details.

April 8th, 2009 » Kolab Server 2.2.1 Final Release
This release contains about 20 enhancements and fixes compared to rc1.
Source and binary packages are available from the download page.
See the announcement for details.

March 5th, 2009 » Kolab Server 2.2.1 Release Candidate 1 released
This release contains about 60 enhancements and fixes compared to beta1.
Source and binary packages are available from the download mirrors.
See the announcement for details.

January 13th, 2009 » New native Windows and Mac OS Clients: first beta of Kontact Enterprise 4
Running the KDE Kolab Client natively on Windows and Mac OS 10 is now possible - at least for the adventurous. The available beta versions are huge, still containing all debugging files. In best tradition of early publication in Free Software development you get them now, despite some known problems, see the corresponding wikipages for Windows and MacOS.

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