DeepaMehta News
Since May 2, 2008, the 4. release candidate of the upcoming DeepaMehta 2.0b8 release is available for download. New features since DeepaMehta 2.0b7 include:
- Remarkably simplified installation (no MySQL and no ant installation required anymore)
- New application: shared calendars
- More collaboration features: collaborative editing, automated email notification
- For Developers: convenient build and configuration management
deepamehta-2.0b8-rc4.zip (12.6 MB)
Since April 8, 2008, the 3. release candidate of the upcoming DeepaMehta 2.0b8 release is available for download. New features since DeepaMehta 2.0b7 include:
- Remarkably simplified installation (no MySQL and no ant installation required anymore)
- New application: shared calendars
- More collaboration features: collaborative editing, automated email notification
- For Developers: convenient build and configuration management
deepamehta-2.0b8-rc3.zip (12.6 MB)
On April 2, 2008, DeepaMehta is represented in two events at re:publica'08. At 4 p.m. Jörg Richter and Andreas Wichmann give the talk Shared Structures of Meaning -- How can technology support the social evolution? At 8 p.m. Malte Reißig and other community members host the hands-on DeepaMehta Workshop: After Eight.
The 3-day re:publica conference is about culture, media, politics and everyday digital life. Bloggers and other net citizens meet in Berlin. This year's motto is "the critical mass".
Since March 12, 2008, the 2. release candidate of the upcoming DeepaMehta 2.0b8 release is available for download. New features since DeepaMehta 2.0b7 include:
- Remarkably simplified installation (no MySQL and no ant installation required anymore)
- New application: shared calendars
- More collaboration features: collaborative editing, automated email notification
- For Developers: convenient build and configuration management
Please note: there is no English README for now (German only)
deepamehta-2.0b8-rc2.zip (12.6 MB)
On February 4, 2008, Jörg Richter and Malte Reißig of DeepaMehta talked at FHTW Berlin with students of the seminar "Sustainability and IT". Topics were:
- What questions arise when applying Sustainability to information, knowledge, and digital media?
- Under what conditions is information a source of action?
- Do today's fragmented user interfaces make digesting information difficult or are they a fixed feature of post-modernism easily dealt with by young people?
The seminar was held by Oliver Passek, teacher of Business Communication Management.
Since December 2007 DeepaMehta is used as a project management tool at Vodafone Group R&D Germany. The employees maintain a shared corporate memory of project-relevant information resources and their relationships. Shared calendars provide an overview of the time schedule and automatized email notifies about the state of affairs.
All DeepaMehta features developed for Vodafone, mainly collaborative features, are open source and are integrated into the upcoming DeepaMehta 2.0b8 release.
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