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Zulip - Download a client

https://www.zulip.org/clients.html

Download a Zulip client for your platform. The Zulip desktop app is a native app wrapping the Zulip web application, adding rich desktop notifications to the experience. We highly recommend either using the Zulip desktop app or pinning the Zulip tab in your favorite web browser. The beta version of our new cross-platform desktop app. Download the package here. Get the executable here. There's a Linux client, but we don't have binaries posted yet. We hope to have a PPA setup soon. And build from source.

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Zulip - Run your own server

https://www.zulip.org/server.html

Run your own Zulip server. To set up Zulip for your team, you will need to install an instance of the Zulip server. Zulip supports installation on Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty and Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial. If you'd like to install Zulip on a different system, contact the Zulip development discussion mailing list. Finally, note that the developers' chatroom (a running Zulip instance). Or the Zulip development environment. You will also need to have an SSL certificate available and email credentials needed to send outgo...

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Zulip

https://www.zulip.org/index.html

Powerful open source group chat. Run your own server. Or check out the features. Or use the web app). Here's why you'll love it:. Make sense of your messages. Every conversation in Zulip has a topic, so it’s easy to keep conversations straight. Are your coworkers discussing a software bug and the content of your website at the same time? Never miss the conversations you care about. Sometimes, important things get discussed when you’re not around. Unfortunately, so do a lot of unimportant things. Drag-and...

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Zulip - Contribute to the project

https://www.zulip.org/contribute.html

Contribute to the open source project. We'd love your help. Zulip is licensed under the Apache license and is a friendly open source community that welcomes all forms of contributions! There's a ton of stuff to do - in development, testing, translation, documentation, and more. Here's just a small sampling of ways you can get started:. Write an integration for your favorite service. Translate user-visible text into another language. Write or improve API bindings for Zulip in your favorite language.

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Zulip - Features

https://www.zulip.org/features.html

Check out these awesome features. TLDR; there are a lot of features. Talk about multiple topics at once without getting lost or overwhelmed. One-on-one and group private conversations. Have private conversations with one or as many people as you need. We're always receiving messages for you, even when you're logged out. Join a stream and see its history, so even new team members are never out of the loop. Team presence and buddy list. See who is online at a glance. Inline image, video, and tweet previews.

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Cogito, Ergo Sumana

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Cogito, Ergo Sumana. 07 Apr 2017, 03:36PM. Inclusive-Or: Hospitality in Bug Tracking. I’m interested in hearing about [open source software] projects that have successfully adopted an "only insiders use the issue tracker" approach. For instance, a project might have a mailing list where users discuss bugs in an unstructured way, and project insiders distill those discussions into bug reports to be entered into the issue tracker. Where does this approach succeed, and where does it fail? My short answer is...