Changes between Version 842 and Version 843 of TracUsers

Timestamp:

Jun 17, 2009, 10:16:15 PM (15 years ago)

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added the Open Knowledge Foundation

TracUsers

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+ * '''Open Knowledge Foundation (http://okfn.org/) - We're a UK based not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting [http://opendefinition.org open knowledge] in all its forms. We use trac in our [http://http://knowledgeforge.net/ KnowledgeForge] service and the associated [http://www.kforgeproject.com/ KForge] software - as well as to manage many of our projects.
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  * '''Open Planet Software''' - We're a UK based Mac and iPhone software development company and Trac is installed internally on one of our development servers.  It's hooked up to our Open Directory for authentication and to our SVN repository.  We use the roadmap and ticketing system the most.  We find Trac to be very simple, efficient and effective compared to what we were using before.
 
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  * '''Ark Linux''' -- http://www.arklinux.org/ -- ''Ark Linux is a Linux distribution focusing on ease of use. We've tested trac on various subprojects such as [http://www.arklinux.org/projects/dvdrtools dvdrtools] and [http://www.arklinux.org/projects/untrap untrap], and are planning to migrate all our projects to trac over the next couple of weeks.''
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  * '''Akarru''' -- http://trac.blogmemes.com/ -- ''Akarru is a Social BookMarking Engine, like digg.com. This engine is  being used in sites like [http://www.blogmemes.com blogmemes] and in [http://www.blogmemes.info/ blogmemes-network].''
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  * '''Collective Insight''' - Collective Insight LLC provides Web software that leverages social networks, unleashes collective intelligence, and reduces information overload. http://collectiveinsight.net.  They are happy to use Trac & SVN.
 
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  * '''[http://www.ccpgames.com CCP]''' is a persistent world developer. We currently have one world in operation, [http://www.eve-online.com EVE Online]. Our setup consists of Apache, mod_python, Python 2.4, Perforce and MSSQL. A great tool with promising future developments.