"Earlier this month, the Open Source Applications Foundation (OSAF) announced a major staff reorganization, which included the departure of founder Mitch Kapor as head of the OSAF's flagship project, Chandler.
"Kapor started the OSAF in 2001 with a stated goal to 'investigate the possibility of developing a modern Personal Information Manager using open source tools and methods.' The Chandler project is the outcome of that original goal and slowly marches toward a usable product. When it began there were grandiose ideas of replacing Microsoft Outlook with a free and open source alternative infinitely more usable and configurable..."
