Here are some known problems with Kerika version 1.1. which we haven't fixed yet because they are more complicated than you might expect:

1. Notifications are clunky. There are too many notifications, mainly because of a old design decision we made to handle permissions at the level of individual items on a page, rather than at the level of entire project. And, if you double-click on an entry in the Notifications table, you don't always jump to the relevant page.


2. When you add someone to a project they only get emails of changes that take place from that point onwards; they don't get all the old materials.


3. When using Conversations, the window showing messages doesn't scroll properly to automatically show the latest message; instead you need to scroll this by hand.


4. When writing long Notes, the cursor tends to lag behind where you are actually typing, which can get confusing.


5. There isn't any way to change your Kerika ID to reflect a new email address: you have to get a new account set up if you want to use a different email address.


6. Our ability to support the Linux version is very limited at this time.
   • We tested Kerika on CentOS-4 and on Ubuntu Fiesty Fawn. We preferred the Ubuntu experience.
   
   
   • Dragging and dropping documents onto Idea Pages doesn't work: you need to use the Project Tools or the File→Add Document menu option.