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On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 04:33, Pandu Poluan <pandu@××××××.info> wrote: |
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> Uh, I may have misconstrued my question. I should've asked: Any experience |
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> with the alternatives available out there? |
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I've used Open-Xchange for a few weeks (as a user, not as an admin). |
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Mostly for sync'ing my contacts, calendar and tasks because my Google |
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Apps integration broke on my phone. Seems pretty slick, the web |
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interface is compatible with just about anything out there and devices |
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like phones and tablets think they are sync'ing to an MS Exchange |
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server. Give it a try at https://www.ox.io |
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The downside is that I couldn't find a native open-source desktop |
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client for the groupware functionality. I found a third-party |
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Evolution plugin for Open-Xchange that didn't compile on my amd64 |
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gentoo box. Outlook would probably have worked, but I haven't tried |
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it. |
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mișu |
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