Yep. This is one option for me, but I need to implement server side authorisation to create calendars on the fly. I am hoping to avoid that step with a SaaS provider, if one exists.
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Worth reading to compare and highlights the some of the points in the above article with much more detail..
Quoting from the wiki.. September 6, 2005 - It is decided that the project needs an additional one year pilot test, and migration slips one year.[19]
September 22, 2006 - The "soft" migration begins, one year behind original schedule.[20]
November 2008: 1200 out of 14,000 have migrated to the LiMux environment (9%; March 2008: 1000=7%), in addition 12000 workstations use OpenOffice.org 2 installed on Windows (March 2008: 6000) and more 100% use Mozilla Firefox 1.5 and Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 (March 2008: 90%). 18000 of 21000 macros, templates and forms are changed into Linux-enabled[21]