With its features you end up really wandering why to buy a netbook if you can get one of these.
Here you have a video showing it off:

Today is the day! Rancho 0.1 alpha is out!!!

Rancho goal is to make it easy for any company or group of people to manage its projects and people.
Here are some of Rancho’s feature:

• Clear and simple graphical user interface
• Wikiboards that provide collaborative editors that also keep old versions
• Exportation of wikiboards to several formats like PDF or HTML
• Multi-lingual
• Companies to group people
• Threaded messages
• ToDo lists
• Milestone lists
• Files with support for versions
• Simple users management
• E-mail notifications for actions within the projects
• Statistics of every item in every project
• Powerful permissions system

Go ahead and download Rancho from here or try a running demo here. Both the user name and password are ‘admin’.

In case you like Rancho, give us a hand and help us translating Rancho to your language.

For this or for questions, feedback, etc, please write to us using the contact form here.

Have fun with Rancho!

This is indeed a good idea. I always like to know how does my connections’ workplace looks like.

Go ahead and share your desk (don’t cheat by cleaning it up first, chaos is the programmer’s order) !

The new Ubuntu seems nice (as always) to me, a little slowlier than the 7.10 I used but not a real problem.

I still remember my Debian days, kernel compiling, always funny. Wireless fighting (not really good drivers and managers back then), interesting stuff and of course, telling my girlfriend: Uh, well, we cannot realy watch that movie right now cause I kinda screwed up the graphical environment…

To all the people behind Ubuntu and Debian, keep on, you’re doing a really good job as always!

Check out the new features and download this new version.