[ Thanks to Linux User &
Developer magazine for this link. ]
“OpenOffice.org, Microsoft Office, Feng Office –
which is the odd one out? Yes, it’s Feng Office, but not because
most people have never heard of it, and not because it lacks the
extreme feature set of the other two. Feng Office is not about
sitting at your desk writing office documents, it’s about
collaborative working.“Feng still allows you to create text documents online, but
that’s just a small part of running projects, taking notes,
tracking tasks, passing milestones, keeping contact with your
organisation and perusing reports of how the projects are
progressing.“Feng Office, formerly known as OpenGoo, is licensed under the
GNU Affero General Public License, the FOSS licence especially
created for cloud software – this means that modifications
must be made available for all web users of the service,
guaranteeing sharing of improvements and new modules. You can sign
up to a hosted account and be running the trial version in minutes,
but we’ll show you how to install on your own server, from download
to up-and-running.”