While projects such as OpenDarwin have recently announced they would cease operations, Apple has started its own open source community site Mac OS Forge which already provides resources for WebKit, Bonjour and Apple's new iCal/Collaboration server. The site will also host projects transitioning from the defunct OpenDarwin community.
Apple has also eventually released the source code of the X86 version of Darwin Kernel. The company had delayed the release of its source code for unknown reasons.
Additionally, several readers pointed out a strange reference to an Apple application called "Teams" (reader took screenshot just in case) which could be an unannounced yet collaborative tool on Leopard.
Previous reports revealed by MacOSXRumors had claimed Apple was working on collaborative tools for the next release of Mac OS X.
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