provides a powerful set of collaborative tools for use online and offline to streamline teamwork between information workers in small to large enterprises.
has just announced that it
will stop providing commercial services and products.
That's regrettable, obviously. But there's some good news too:
The Mindquarry GO and Mindquarry PRO products will be discontinued as of today. Our Open Source product will remain publicly available (see below for more information). To those with a Mindquarry GO Beta account, we now offer the possibility to migrate their data to the Open Source version of Mindquarry. This means that they can install Mindquarry themselves and use existing data from their Mindquarry GO Beta instance. Please write to support@mindquarry.com if you want us to extract your data from Mindquarry GO Beta to send it to you.
Keeping our Open Source software alive
Our developers team is currently working on finishing the Mindquarry 1.2beta release, which will be available around end of October. Beginning with 1.2beta, Mindquarry source code will be hosted on Sourceforge as well as the mindquarry.com Web site. Hence, our software as well as all necessary information such as installation documentation and forum discussions will still be available. Further details and links will be available in the next and probably final Mindquarry community newsletter.
This is an object lesson in one of free software's great virtues: whatever happens, the code lives on. This means that even commercial customers can migrate to free versions where they have been paying for other varieties. (Via NetworkWorld.)
Well, its a nice thought at least.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't seem that the source code has been published on SourceForge... Nor is it available on the mindquarry web site.
I can't find the source for the server of the client. I can't even get the binary demos to work.
Many a slip 'twixt cup and lip....
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