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Hi folks, |
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I'm planning to recruit two masters students for a development project |
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starting summer/autumn. I'm rummaging the web for some nice |
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collaboration tools since I'm planning on trying to recruit from |
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wherever I can find good people, and it will be too expensive to |
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relocate people to my site for the entire project duration. |
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So far I've found: |
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ssh/scp/rsync |
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email |
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jabber/icq/... |
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gnomemeeting(ekiga?)/gnumeeting/skype |
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The above lot takes care of file, text, and voice, but I would like |
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more. |
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Jarnal seems to have support for some sort of collaborative sketching, |
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if everyone has tablet hardware. |
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It would be nice to share a desktop. I found Collaborative VNC |
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http://www.benjie.org/software/linux/collaborative-vnc/ |
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But I haven't found anything that can share just one or several |
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windows, similar to if you just open windows on a regular remote X |
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session. Does anyone know of such a tool? |
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If you have experience with collaborative tools that have worked fine |
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I would love to hear more about it. |
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Thanks |
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Jimmy |
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