KiYun's Tale
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Way back in May, I posted a snippet about Zoe (and by the way, I had a hard time finding that snippet, because I called Zoë "Zoë" instead of "Zoe," which is what I tried to look for). Zoe has been getting lots of attention, for good reason. These people like or use Zoe for many of the same reasons that I like and use Scopeware Server. Scopeware Server is the archive and search interface for all of my email (plus some other content, but it's mostly email). Zoe's built-in FTP server is a marvelous trick. I prefer the Lifestreams interface that Scopeware presents to Zoe's interface—nothing beats Lifestreams for me yet. Zoe is also rather narrowly focused on Internet content (email and RSS). I have to admit though that it's fun to click on Zoe's many links. Zoe automatically pulls out, indexes, and exposes many properties and components in email. You can accomplish a lot just by clicking in Zoe.
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