pcworld.com— Finally someone is putting out a complete linux alternative to Exchange and Outlook. This is the first solution that is all in one server.
Mar 9, 2008View in Crawl 4
The product does indeed exist. It is a very late beta, so it is relatively mature and stable. You can download the server and client for free at www.unison.com/download
I like that the Linux folks and the Exchange fanboys are firing shots back and forth and all, but my question is: where can I get one of those German cave women?
Kerio Mailserver has it all: activesync, iPhone, BlackBerry, CalDAV, Outlook, full and native Entourage support, Ajax web mail, AD/OD/internal,anti-spam that's just as effective as a Barracuda box, email archiving and server backup.
rbradburyMar 11, 2008
The product does indeed exist. It is a very late beta, so it is relatively mature and stable. You can download the server and client for free at www.unison.com/download
yodajonesMar 13, 2008
I like that the Linux folks and the Exchange fanboys are firing shots back and forth and all, but my question is: where can I get one of those German cave women?
fortezzaMar 13, 2008
Bet you love how much they paid you to say that, too.
korndogloverJun 19, 2008
Kerio Mailserver has it all: activesync, iPhone, BlackBerry, CalDAV, Outlook, full and native Entourage support, Ajax web mail, AD/OD/internal,anti-spam that's just as effective as a Barracuda box, email archiving and server backup.
pankajunkAug 27, 2008
i prefer <a class="user" href="http://www.hyperoffice.com.">http://www.hyperoffice.com.</a> it is operable across Mac, PC and mobile devices. and does not require any software or hardware like exchange. costs a whole lot less too!
simpleaputMay 31, 2009
Um, that's not the case. I'm using native, BES Blackberry sync with Zimbra host <a class="user" href="http://www.01.com">http://www.01.com</a> right now, with my world edition.