News

2004-12-08

New Mailing List: FreeGee-devs

We set up the new mailing list FreeGee-devs, where developers - contributing to FreeGee itself - can discuss future development of the project.

2004-05-16

DLL-Patch Available for FreeGee 1.0 Beta-1 Standard for Windows

There is one very important file (msvcr70.dll) missing in the FreeGee 1.0 beta-1 for Windows distribution. Even it may be too late (we expect that the release candidate will come soon), here the link to the description of this severe problem and how you can easily resolve it: Patch #954884

2004-01-13

New Mailing List: FreeGee-general

We set up the new mailing list FreeGee-general, where you can get news and discuss general topics about FreeGee.

2003-11-13

New Documentation Available

New FreeGee documentation (Manual, White Paper) is available now. Some configuration and installation details has been corrected. Download complete doc kit, or get the single updated documents.

FreeGee Web-Site Launched

2003-11-11

The project got a new Web-site at SourceForge.net. All information is available in English now, including feature summaries, potential range of applications, and many more. Updated product documentation will be uploaded within the next days. Please visit: http://freegee.sourceforge.net/

Patch 1 Available (FreeGee Professional for Linux)

2003-11-05

Users, who downloaded FreeGee 1.0 Beta-1 Professional for Linux as binaries, should download this Patch No. 1. [Release Information]

FreeGee Source Code Available

2003-10-20

After some clean-up work, we put the FreeGee sources as ZIP file to the download area. This file contains all platform versions and editions of FreeGee, which are currently available. Please keep in mind, that there could be issues, using these sources. Read included instructions for further information.

FreeGee Meets SourceForge.net

2003-08-26

We've bundled PostgreSQL, Python, wxWindows, GnuPG, omniORB and Apache to an unique platform called FreeGee. It's easy to install, well configured and appropriate for a wide range of requirements. If you are looking for a professional way of using Open Source software on different OS/hardware constellations here is the solution: FreeGee 1.0b1 is released and available now. FreeGee was initiated by the GO-GEN team (http://www.go-gen.com/) and is now open for the community. We welcome you to join us.