Get it here .
It looks very good and at present costs nothing so if you need to collaborate over the net and keep EVERYTHING ordered, this may be the solution for you.

Nice one Nemisis. Right on time too
-Wickie

Thank´s this look very good.

But I have a question in addition. Can my team members access at any time over Internet our Workspace? Thus can that be done, if I am as admin for example off-lines that the others from the team however to access to be able and also things to change be able?

Cool, glad its of some help.


@ Legolas250, from what I can make out you can do both.
When you actually log on to the net and open the app, it will call for an update from all the members available online, download if any and synch when completed.
Basically you can both work in it (seperate or collaborativly)and save and upload.

Each workspace is on your computer and when synched with team mates, on theirs too. You (each memeber) are the server/client.

Hope thats not confusing.

hey, Great!

...Never really thought of something like this. This will help greatly. Hopefully it works with storing files on a server, because then we can all access current data.

..Downloading and sending link to team now...

What have been your experiences with Collanos so far?

Today I started it again, and it needed more than an hour to start.
I probably won't use it again, because it became extremely laggy.
I used it mainly in October, and in the beginning it worked fine for me and my collaborateur, but after some time it needed more and more time, although we didn't exchange much or big files via Collanos. We mainly used it like a sort of ICQ. And at the end it needed always about an hour to start, and always several seconds to update.

Maybe, there are such an increasing number of people who are using the tool and the server is overcrowded, or it has a major issue with a repeating function...

What are your experiences and suggestions?

Terribly buggy software that uses you thru the P2P networks it is hooked to as a server for other P2P users! if you are not keeping an eye on it.
Deleted files are never deleted, just stored to be updated and synchronised as you update workspaces, not as good as your own web sever system.

...yeah, I wasn't too impressed with Collanos. It just pissed the team off in the end, so we ditched it.

The main issue was that it wouldn't let you do ANYTHING unless ALL the files were synchronized; and with big 3DGS projects, this can take a while...

i didn't even manage to connect to the server at startup, so i couldn't register. "please try again later" well.. i was tryin it on linux though.