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Differences between N-1/Lorea/Elgg and Kune/Apache Wave
We have received several times questions asking us to compare Kune with another federated social network: N-1/Lorea/Elgg. This comparison would also be valid with several other PHP-based social networks. Both projects felt very identified with each others’ aims and with … Continue reading
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Tagged coordinar, coordinate, diferencias, Elgg, FAQ, Kune, lorea, N-1, preguntas, questions
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Status of kune translations
Here is the status of the translations of kune: http://kune.cc/?locale=es#kune.docs.12.1910 LANGUAGE PERCENTAGE English 100 Spanish 100 French 100 Catalan 95.3 Italian 30.8 German 10.3 10.3 Russian 3.1 Quechua 2.2 Arabic 1 Esperanto 0.3 If you want to help with some … Continue reading
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Tagged advances, avances, i18n, l10n, language, lenguaje, traducciones, translations
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New functionalities for a collaborative agenda in kune
We’ve updated kune.cc and the Kune demo with some improvements such as the calendar/events functionalities. Now we can export each group’s calendar to other calendar apps that you can use in your mobile, Thunderbird, Google Calendar, or similar apps. If … Continue reading
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Tagged advances, agenda, calendar, events, improvements, update, usability
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Kune 0.0.9 published (codename “15M”)
What we have seen these days in the movement 15M in the Spanish cities (and extensible to the Arab revolutions), has been a similar scenario to what we have lived all these years in ourproject.org, but condensed in a few … Continue reading
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Tagged Comunes, decentralization, free software projects, managing projects, ourproject, release, social movements, usability, wave
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Kune usability report
Every feedback is welcome, and even more if it’s constructive and useful. This is the case of this one: The IEPALA Foundation [1] has prepared a usability report about Kune (in Spanish, although with understandable designs), in which it studies … Continue reading