Hula, Open Source mail and calendar server
Today, Novell has announced Hula, a new Open Source project based on NetMail’s code. Hula is a calendar and mail server.
I designed the logo, the website, and the web interface for Hula itself and worked with a bunch of great developers while doing so. It was a lot of work and quite fun to help make this project a reality.
Even though it was announced just a few hours ago, it is already generating some buzz in the news — and many people (including those on the new IRC channel #hula, on irc.freenode.net) are psyched.
Nat has a lot of info about Hula on his blog.
Also, check out the screenshots.
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[...] s to have the most detail, including links to screenshots (which are very pretty thanks to Garrett LeSage’s great graphic and UI design. As Nat goes on to say: We will build a J [...]
It’s beautiful. Have you thought about doing a theme for Gnome so it too could have a more fluid interface?
Garret has designed a theme – Redhat’s Bluecurve. He is no longer maintaining it, obviously, because he is at Novell.
Nice work, Garrett. Good to know you haven’t been goofing off up north
I ‘ve install Hula but was unable to logg into the webinterface neither the user interface.pls any help