Free video sharing community software for linux

Globe7 is a soft phone with integrated voice, video, IM, and real-time video streaming, powered by online advertising. The project allows you to make free calls from PC to PC (voice and video), PC to mobile, and PC to landline by watching videos in Globe7 TV.
Main features:
Phone
- Globe7 converts your laptop or desktop computer into a second telephone. You can make calls to any phone across the Globe. You can also receive unlimited free incoming calls from any landline or mobile phone. With Globe7, PC to PC calling is absolutely FREE
Globe7 TV
- Globe7 presents you incessant entertainment with free video streaming. You can watch video clips in different categories and you can also earn FREE talk time to your Globe7 account. Video on Demand and matured pay per view content are coming soon
Phone Book
- You can add your non Globe7 members to your phone book and make calls directly from the phone book
Search
- You can search the Web while making calls or chatting with your friends
My Earnings
- Check the details of amount earned by watching Globe7 TV
My channel
- You can upload your video files and share it among the friends up to a capacity of 1GB
Instant Messaging (Chat)
- You can send messages to your Globe7 friends who are online by using the Chat option
Follow Me Service
- With Follow Me Service facility, you can get your calls redirected to your landline or mobile when you are offline
SMS
- You can send SMS to any mobile across the Globe using the SMS feature available in Globe7
My calls
- You can view the list of incoming calls, outcalls and missed calls
View Channel
- For viewing the video content of your buddies you can choose this option

GIST is a tool kit for the rapid development of interactive web based information servers.

GIST removes the technical barriers traditionally associated with creating interactive web sites.

It has been specifically designed to allow user communities to share information and communicate more effectively without the need for a full-time technical web master.

GIST provides support for managing user definable information objects, so you dont write any CGI programs or SQL in your HTML, or worry about indexing your data: GIST does it for you.

You define your data and its structure and GIST takes care of adding, changing, deleting and indexing it, allowing you to focus on the important issues of providing the features and facilities your user community expect and demand.

Traditional approaches to web-based-publishing involve a centralised ``webmaster or group of webmasters responsible for the provision of information contained within the site and for its maintenance. As the site grows, the cost of maintenance increases.

The prototyping activities undertaken by the Joint Rresearch Center of the European Commission (JRC) provide an alternative approach to populating and maintaining a web site, in which each member of the user community is responsible for maintaining their own information. The G7/GELOS1 server is a working example of the technology involved.

GIST is an effort undertaken by the JRC to build on the success of this prototyping activity and to generalise their functionality in a reusable component library for the construction of dynamic, user community based Information Servers. GIST allows users without programming skills to create a web server with a data model and user interface of their own design.

GIST makes it easier to build an Information Server by providing the software components required for common tasks.

In particular GIST provides facilities for: submission of information by members of a user community modification and deletion of information presentation of information search and browse user registration and user interface configuration user authentication and authorisation automatic validation of user input server configuration and definition of policy rules Regardless of the style of information it contains any Information Server needs to allow its user community to interact with it; in particular to populate and maintain the contents of its information store, and to view the information contributed by other members of the community.

Search and browse facilities are indispensable for all but the smallest of databases; there is no point storing information if no-one can ever find it.

GIST ensures that users are prevented from changing information that they are not authorised to change, and that database integrity is maintained at all times.

Various configuration options are available so that the server may be tailored the server behaviour to the needs of the community; of particular note is the ability to define local policy rules to be applied when the information store is modified.

Web Sharing is a small tray applet for sharing files on the web.

Publish anything on the Internet or your local area network at home, office or school from a folder on your hard disk with just a few clicks of a mouse!

AFS is a distributed filesystem product, pioneered at Carnegie Mellon University and supported and developed as a product by Transarc Corporation (now IBM Pittsburgh Labs).
It offers a client-server architecture for file sharing, providing location independence, scalability and transparent migration capabilities for data.
IBM branched the source of the AFS product, and made a copy of the source available for community development and maintenance. They called the release OpenAFS.
Enhancements:
- OpenAFS 1.4.0 adds large file support in Unix and Unix-like clients and in servers.
- Kerberos 5 integration has been improved. aklog now ships with OpenAFS 1.4.0.
- Several new operating system versions are now supported, including Solaris 10 on both SPARC and Intel.

Phosphor is a peer-to-peer file sharing program.
Phosphor can be used to search for and download files of all types as well as share your own.
A user friendly GUI combined with useful features make Phosphor one of the strong contenders in the file sharing market. Expect a more reliable, friendly, faster and efficient file sharing experience.
Main features:
- Works on all systems with Java (e.g. Windows and Unix)
- Share any file type: music, video, applications
- Advanced search options for accurate results
- Chat capabilities
- Hotlist support
- Cross server searches
- System specific features like ping and system tray
- Scalable without a large strain on the network
- Open source and non-commercial
- XML network protocol

LX is a community-driven Web site program in which users can share links, post on forums, send private messages to one another, and more.

LX is written with performance, security, standards, and usability in mind.

Scalix Community Edition Raw (CE Raw) is functionally equivalent to Scalixs Community Edition software except that its components are individually available, making it easy to customize.

Scalix Community Edition Raw includes manual installation instructions via a community Wiki, with links to required third-party components. It is available for the Debian Linux distribution as well as Red Hat and SUSE Linux.

The intent is to make it easy for Linux system admins, developers, and enthusiasts to to adapt an email and calendaring system for their needs and the needs of the community.