Any still relevant info here should be moved to http://wikisuite.org/Software-Components
Tiki Suite is mostly a server solution so users should be able to do almost everything via a modern browser. However, there are some times where the browser is not (yet) ideal, and client software should be recommended. Ideally, this client software is
To find out how components are selected, please see: selection criteria. If you have some ideas, please do share them. ServerThey are split on several servers to ease management (Kaltura especially) Tiki Wiki CMS GroupwareTiki will handle Workspaces, News articles, Forums, Bug & Issue Trackers and Forms & reports, Calendar, File Gallery (Document management), Spreadsheet, Accounting, Commerce, Survey, Maps, CRM/Help Desk, Search, Workflow (Transitions), Blogs, Web Services, Slideshow, Social networking, Newsletters, Project Management, Drawings (SVG), Translation Management, RSS, Ratings & Comments Tiki is the FLOSS Web Application with the most built-in features and covers a very diverse set of Use Cases. The Tiki community is very active and there are two major versions per year. Please see: Roadmap Typically, one Tiki instance outside the Firewall for public/customer/community website and one Tiki instance behind the Firewall for staff. Tiki is based on the following technologies: PHP / MySQL / Smarty / jQuery / Zend Framework / Bootstrap. License: LGPL ClearOSFor Server, Network, and Gateway, see: ClearOS KolabFor an email system (including calendars, etc.), see Kolab Openfire MeetingsFor real time collaboration, instant messaging, etc. : Openfire FreeSWITCHPBX-telephony: FreeSWITCH. KalturaKaltura is a full-featured video management platform, managed via a web browser. Kaltura License: AGPL You can try it out at kaltura.com or you can get the self-hosted community edition from kaltura.org PiwikSee: Piwik License: GPL ElasticsearchSee: Elasticsearch SyncthingSyncthing -> For now, focusing on P2P file sync, but soon-ish, we'll add the ClearOS server as a central node. ClientAdding a new client or re-installing a client should become quick & painless. So moving more towards cattle in the pets vs cattle analogy. Software should be easy to install / move / backup simply by moving the files, as we do with data files. For Android, you can get apps from F-Droid. FirefoxSee Firefox Thunderbird or SeaMonkeySee Thunderbird or SeaMonkey KeePassSee KeePass JitsiSee Jitsi OpenVPN clientOpenVPN is part of ClearOS. SyncthingSyncthing -> For now, focusing on P2P file sync, but soon-ish, we'll add the ClearOS server as a central node. Desktop & virtualizationLXLE
KVMAnother the way to look at it:
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