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martyb
on Saturday November 22 2014, @09:25AM
from the If-I-added-a-function-to-a-math-library-could-you-say-I-commited-asin? dept.
from the If-I-added-a-function-to-a-math-library-could-you-say-I-commited-asin? dept.
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(Score: 2) by Pav on Sunday November 23 2014, @12:40AM
For anyone wanting to manage local file/print/proxy/groupware and lots more check out Fusion Directory [github.com], though I've been distracted with other projects and haven't helped in a little while. I still lurk in the #fusiondirectory IRC channel on FreeNode. I also lurk in #synnefo, which is a project for managing a VM cluster on commodity hardware... I've only ever provided bug reports for them though.