Point your browser to http://www.trfoundation.org/projects/download.html to download the beta technical release.

Its great to see open source solutions get resources. I'd feel more comfortable about it though, if it was made clearer whether or not this was a fork. For those new to open source development, a fork is a situation where you have have two sets of developers working on different versions of the same code; over time the two versions drift apart. Forks can be good (for example FreeBSD/NetBSD/...) but are generally bad for small projects as they create confusion for new users are effectively halve the developer productivity. A quick explaination of the exact relationship between Koha, Openbook (http://www.trfoundation.org/), Openbook (http://www.arkenstone.org/OB5general. html), Openbook (http://www.wrhambrecht.com/offerings/auctions/openbook/), Openbook (http://www.oreilly.com/openbook/) and Openbook (http://www.openbook.com.au/) would also be helpful. stuart -- stuart yeates <s.yeates@cs.waikato.ac.nz> aka `loam' "To err is human--but it feels divine." -- Mae West X-no-archive:yes