Commercial timesheet demo

[Mike Coughlan]

For anyone interested in previewing the JournyX timesheet system, for a
HORDE timesheet module, here is a demo site:

http://63.81.139.162:8090/

test user: test
passwd: welcome

admin username: mcoughlan
passwd: welcome

You are looking at their 10 user free Linux download that does not expire.
The install went very smoothly.

I personally like the fact that it is a stand alone app, not linked into the
helpdesk or bugtracking systems.

Perhaps Kronolith code can be reused for a similar interface? I do not know.



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Subject: Re: [dev] Translation to swedish

Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>:

> That should be sufficient. We can make a new branch each time we start the 
> release cycle for a new "2nd-level-release" (3.0, 3.2, 3.4 etc), do only 
> bugfixing in these branches and release a new 3rd-level-release if we think
> it's time to.

I think we can ditch the odd/even thing. Also, what do people think of just 
having STABLE and CURRENT (i.e., HEAD) move through the tree, instead of 
STABLE_2_2, etc..

-chuck

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Charles Hagenbuch, <chuck@horde.org>
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