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BearOps® Linux, un desktop per Linux facile da installare usare. E' distribuito du due Cd con inclusi oltre 411 pacchetti pre configurati. Vi sono due browsers per Web, 2 suite tipo Office, supporto per macchina fotografica digitale, software per Cd-R, giochi, strumenti ed utility varie, programmi di sviluppo e altri tipi di applicazioni per il desktop.

The BearOps® Linux team has four exciting products available for purchase in our secure e-store or for order by telephone or mail. Simply go to the BearOps Store to purchase or order your BearOps® Linux product. We now have version 3 of our BearOps® Linux Desktop OS available. It comes packed with well over 500 software packages, including 2 office suites (Star Office 5.2 and kOffice), 3 web browsers (Netscape 6.2, Mozilla 0.98 and Konqueror), and tons of utilities, tools, games, applications and other useful desktop software.

We are also pleased to make available the BearOps® Linux Firewall for Broadband (cable or ADSL), built on the Version 3 architecture, which allows even new users to set up a firewall using the included quick start utility. Experienced users will be able to set up LAN's, VPN's or DMZ's and specify their own firewall rules. At the same time the 2 CD set gives purchasers the full BearOps® Linux Desktop OS to use as well.

For those needing a reliable enterprise level server, the BearOps® Linux Server Package is now available from our store. Using a Debian build, the Server Package is easy to install, and allows system admins to use the aptget utility to download any preferred or additional packages they may need using the Debian package management system. This product ships with the Gnome desktop and a whole variety of goodies.

Last but not least, our BearOps® Handheld Linx for Linux is available from the store. Hotsync your Palm or Handspring PDA to most Linux desktops, or hotsync your Texas Instruments calculator to your Linux desktop. The Handheld Linx come complete with 100 PalmOS freeware programs

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What makes BearOps® Linux so hot?

For new users:

• BearOps® Linux Desktop OS self-installs with only 3 mouse-clicks.
• Runs both BearOps® Linux and the Windows® operating system on the same computer.
• Auto-probes for Linux supported hardware.
• Implementation of the Reiser file system for faster file system searches and faster cache times, and improved file restoration when required (no scandisk needed).
• Accommodates growth with built-in network readiness.
• Bundled with office suite software, web browsers, games and entertainment, other applications and utilities for maximum productivity.
• Contains an easy to follow and informative installation and instruction manual.

For expert Linux users:

• Flexibility of quick and easy installs whether you choose an automated or a customized solution.
• A Linux operating system that Linux experts can recommend to their Windows® user friends without worry
• Built around the new Linux kernel, the new X-Windows, and the KDE2 desktop environment
• Java run-time environment, mpeg, dvd and digital camera support

BearOps® Linux is bundled with all this great software at no additional charge:

• StarOffice 5.2 Office Suite (wordprocessor, spreadsheet, graphics presentation package, drawing package, event scheduler etc.)
• Netscape 4.77 and Konqueror Web Browsers
• RealPlayer 8 Basic
• Macromedia Flash 4.0
• kOffice (Web-based office suite)
• The GIMP (powerful image and photo editing suite)
• Acrobat Reader 4.05
• Games, multimedia and internet tools
• Over 400 pre-configured and ready to use software packages!

• Download

  Welcome to the BearOps® Linux download page. Due to the popularity of BearOps products, most of the free downloads have been temporarily suspended until we find suitable mirror sites wishing to mirror our products. The BearOps Server Edition download will still be maintained, until the product is sufficiently beta tested to release.

  We have reached the level where downloads of BearOps products are exceeding a terabyte/month! One terabyte = 1,099,511,627,776 bytes. The cost of providing free download of these products is no longer cost effective. If you know of a mirror site that would host the download of BearOps products, please inform us by e-mail to bugzilla@bearops.com.

  There are currently 3 BearOps products that have been released.

• BearOps Server - Full featured Debian based server.
• BearOps Desktop - A desktop version of Linux that is friendly to Windows users.
• BearOps Handheld - A linux addon to support handheld devices, Palm, Handspring, and T1 Calculators.

BearOps Server - Our Debian based Server Edition is now ready for distribution.

BearOps Server CD - CD (kodiak-i386-1.iso) (588Mb) (Updated Nov. 14/01)

Please help us debug our new BearOps server. Report any bugs or any of your other findings by e-mail to BugZilla.

BearOps Desktop Linux - 2.4.9 Kernel, Kde2.2.1, StarOffice5.2 KOffice1.1 + hundreds of other programs. The binaries are contained in two ISO files that you can use to burn a 2-CD set of BearOps Linux Desktop OS CD's,

BearOps Desktop Linux CD #1 - CD #1 (bearops.iso) (637Mb) (Updated Nov. 1/01) md5sum
BearOps Desktop Linux CD #2 - CD #2 (bearops2.iso) (317Mb) (Updated Nov. 1/01) md5sum

Please report any bugs by e-mail to BugZilla.

BearOps Handheld CD - As well, our Handheld CD is released as stable version 1.0 for those of you that have a Palm, Handspring, TI Calculator or other handheld product. You do not have to be running BearOps to install the Handheld CD. It has been tested on Redhat 7.1, Mandrake 8.0, Slackware 8.0 and SuSE (latest version).

BearOps Handheld CD - CD #3 (bearops3.iso) (173Mb) (Updated Oct. 17/01) md5sum

Please report any bugs by e-mail to BugZilla.

The source code for all of the packages is also available on our ftp site, pursuant to the General Public License (GPL).

You can browse our whole ftp site for source files, binary tar.gz files, binary RPM's.
For license information, please go to the License section of this web site.

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Segnalo questa distribuzione espressamente dedicata alla gestione di un centralino telefonico (basato su Asterisk).

Le caratteristiche:

• trixbox dashboard
• Asterisk(tm) Open Source PBX
• FreePBX web management tool
• SugarCRM
• Munin (via package manager)
• HUDLite server/admin (via package manager)
• IVRGraph (via package manager)
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Call features

• Automated Attendant
• Blacklists
• Blind Transfer
• Call Detail Records
• Call Forward on Busy
• Call Forward on No Answer
• Call Forward Variable
• Call Monitoring
• Call Parking
• Call Queuing
• Call Recording
• Call Routing (DID & ANI)
• Call Snooping
• Call Transfer
• Call Waiting
• Caller ID
• Caller ID Blocking
• Caller ID on Call Waiting
• Calling Cards
• Conference Bridging
• Dial by Name
• Direct Inward System Access
• Do Not Disturb
• ENUM
• Interactive Directory Listing
• Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
• Local and Remote Call Agents
• Music On Hold

Call features

• Overhead Paging
  Remote Call Pickup
  Remote Office Support
  Roaming Extensions
  Route by Caller ID
  Supervised Transfer
  Talk Detection
  Text-to-Speech (via Festival)
  Three-way Calling
  Time and Date
  Transcoding
  Trunking
  VoIP Gateways
  Voicemail:
  • - Visual Indicator for Message Waiting
  • - Stutter Dialtone for Message Waiting
  • - Voicemail to email
  • - Web Voicemail Interface

  Computer-Telephony Integration
  AGI (Asterisk Gateway Interface)
  Graphical Call Manager
  Outbound Call Spooling
  TDMoE (Time Division Multiplex over Ethernet)
  Allows direct connection of Asterisk PBX
  Zero latency
  Uses commodity Ethernet hardware
  Voice-over IP
  Allows for integration of physically separate installations

Codecs

• ADPCM
• G.711 (A-Law & μ-Law)
• G.722
• G.723.1 (pass through)
• G.726
• G.729 (through purchase of a commercial license)
• GSM
• iLBC

Protocols

• IAX™ (Inter-Asterisk Exchange)
• H.323
• SIP (Session Initiation Protocol)
• MGCP (Media Gateway Control Protocol
• SCCP (Cisco® Skinny®)
• Traditional Telephony Interoperability
• FXS
• FXO
• DTMF support
• PRI Protocols

Per informazioni più dettagliate: tribox: the Open Platform for Business Telephony
Il download è disponibile in formato ISO e come immagine wmware.

Cambio di nome per Asterisk@Home, e nuova release da pochi giorni, il popolare software che consente di mettere in piedi un centralino VoIP. Da ora in poi il progetto si chiamerà Trixbox pur mantenendo tutte le caratteristiche che hanno reso Asterisk@Home una soluzione ottimale per la creazione di un PBX.

Le motivazioni alla base del cambio di nome si spiegano con l’intenzione del team di sviluppo di evitare possibili fraintendimenti da parte degli utenti tratti in inganno da “@Home”. Trixbox infatti si rivolge sia agli utenti casalinghi sia agli utenti business che intendano allestire un centralino VoIP completo e professionale.
Tra le nuove funzionalità di Trixbox 1.0 è presente un upgrade automatico. Per chi voglia avere più informazioni sull’installazioni di Trixbox è disponibile una Quick Install Guide.

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