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SOGo—Open-Source Groupware
The current state of SOGo and its integration capabilities with desktop and mobile clients.
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Fabric-Based Computing Enables Optimized Hyperscale Data Centers
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A lot of the "open source" groupware products that run on Linux servers are designed to service primarly windows clients.
This is the first solution that I have seen that can be run in a linux server, and be consumed by windows,linux and mac clients, via a single application via Thunderbird & Lightining.
Windows users can still have their MS Outlook comfort blanket if they cant bear to part with it, without the need to install cludgy Mapi connectors.
This looks like a fantastic project, and I will be trying it out myself