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Subject: CmisSync 1.0 released, using Apache Chemistry DotCMIS
From: Nicolas Raoul <nicolas.roule@gmail.com>
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Dear chemists,

Just to let you know that CmisSync 1.0 has been released!
Open Source, it uses DotCMIS.

CmisSync is a Dropbox-like .NET client tool that syncs with any CMIS server.
It allows employees to work as easily as with local files. It also allows
them to work offline.
Hopefully CmisSync will foster document re-use, while preventing
uncontrolled file duplication and associated versioning disasters.

We use DotCMIS from Subversion version 1490179, looking forward to DotCMIS
0.6!
It works perfectly on Windows.
On Linux/Mac it mostly works, except for this problem:
https://github.com/nicolas-raoul/CmisSync/issues/215
A patch has been proposed to make DotCMIS circumvent the Mono issue... any
chance it could be considered for inclusion into DotCMIS?

Keep up the great work!
Nicolas Raoul
http://CmisSync.com

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