There were two nice articles written on ProjectLibre.  I included the older one as it has a video overview. 

The team wanted to send out an update on a few different items, a lot of great news.  The community is growing rapidly. We have a dedicated group developing, testing and getting community feedback.   There are amazing projects from around the world that are relying on ProjectLibre.

After being able to install 1.5.9 on Ubuntu 14.04, when there is no deb file on SourceForge (thanks mytrant for the info re the use of alien to convert from rpm) I was disappointed to find that the bug which prevents a project which has baseline set from saving in xml is back.

I have accessed the download section in order to download version 1.5.9 for my Ubuntu system only to find that the "deb" file has nor been uploaded. Is that and oversight or has it been omitted for some other reason and, if so, is there a work around?

The year is winding to a wonderful close.

There has been a lot of good community feedback on the poor performance of the website.  It has gotten better this week thanks to the work of our community member from Red Hat Mike McGrath!   He and Red Hat are very much appreciated for their support of ProjectLibre.

I wanted to share the great news that InfoWorld has awarded ProjectLibre with the "Best of Open Source" or BOSSIE award.   We are really pleased and appreciative of the reco

I wanted to send a quick note out to the community.  Your assistance in the forums and also assisting in getting the word out on @ProjectLibre as a replacement of @MsftProject is really having an impact.

"ProjectLibre edges in on Microsoft Project dominance"

I'm sorry to say that this product is NOT user friendly. I downloaded the app last evening and started to populate tasks within the "Name" field.