GNU Bayonne 2 1.0 release candidate announced

David Sugar <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnu.bayonne.devel,gmane.comp.gnu.enterprise.general
Organization GNU Telephony
Message-ID <[email protected]>
GNU Telephony is happy to announce the availability of the first 1.0 
release candidate for GNU Bayonne 2. GNU Bayonne 2 is a telephony 
application server which allows small and large businesses, and 
commercial telephone carriers, to create, deploy, and manage their own 
interactive voice response applications, both on wired and VOIP 
telephone networks, using free software.

GNU Bayonne 2 1.0 is composed of a subset of those services and features 
found in the recently introduced, and very rapidly advancing GNU Bayonne 
2 development effort. Features were chosen for introduction in this 
release candidate that were already stable and effective for production 
use and supportable under GNU/Linux and other platforms.

GNU Bayonne 2 is a free software package that has been developed by 
volunteers around the world. These volunteers cooperate with other Free 
Software development groups, including those working on Carrier Grade 
extensions for the Linux kernel, and the GNU Enterprise project. Many 
organizations and individuals too numerous to name have contributed 
resources and time to help create GNU Bayonne 2.

GNU Bayonne 2 can be obtained in source code form directly from
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bayonne.  For further information contact David
Sugar <[email protected]>, GNU Telephony at
http://www.gnutelephony.org, or Tycho Softworks at +1 201 215 2609.

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