runningskull

I've recently been trying to find an open-source solution similar to proofhq.com, getbackboard.com, etc... I'd like to host it myself.

Basically something that allows for teams to give visual feedback on an uploaded file.

Does anyone know of anything similar?

Thanks

It'd be nice if there was a reader that auto-unsubscribed you from feeds after a certain time. I like to subscribe to comment feeds of discussions I'm involved in, but after a while they die/I don't care, and it'd be nice not have to manually unsubscribe.

Anybody know of such a beast?

Thanks.

I just got a new MacBook (first time using OSX on a day-to-day basis) and I'm trying to set up my development environment on it. I'm trying to evaluate my web server options. I am used to using Linux, so I am figuring out how to migrate over.

I've read a lot of articles about different ways, but haven't found the "preferred" way. So, should I use the server that comes with OSX, or should I use something like XAMPP or MAMP? Or something else entirely?

Also, what's the best way for installing/managing PHP modules. Ubuntu made it really easy (well, Debian did, really) by having packages for all of the major PHP modules. Is there something similar for the Mac? Is this what MacPorts is for?

Basically I'm looking for the "standard" way of setting up a LAMP stack (minus the L) for OSX and a nice way of dealing with PHP modules.

Thanks, HN!