Although everyone uses Thunderbird, there is no suitable carddav support since years. The Thunderbird address book is proprietary and it seems to be a problem to handle that open source stuff.
SOGo is one of few open source group ware solutions, but all of them have problems. Every approach states out to be fully compatible with almost all operating systems and all important mail/address book/calendar client. But this isn't true. None of them is working as it is stated out. You can see that when looking on SOGo and Thunderbird. Best regards Norbert Am 17.08.2011 22:38, schrieb Marcio Merlone: > Em 17-08-2011 16:27, Jakob Lenfers escreveu: >> Thunderbird 6 is released >> (<http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/6.0/releasenotes/>) and I >> just wanted to know if the developers have some kind of plan on how to >> handle that. I know this is an open source project and that I have no >> right to demand anything, so please don't understand it that way. >> >> I'm really worried about the development cycle here. I had big problems >> with the migration to tb3 and the tb5 appears. My users still aren't on >> tb5, but now tb6 appears. Without updates to tb3 I cannot let them use >> tb3 for too long, but without the plugins I'm screwed as well. >> >> Anyways, I'm sure most here are aware of the problem. I would really >> love to get an answer out of the development circle. But if thats not >> possible, how do the other admins handle that? I mean Outlook connection >> isn't in production mode yet (and its not an option here) and the web >> interface is nice, but I really hesitate to convice my users to use it >> exclusively. > It is really bad not have a working connector. I can use stock > Lightning using CalDAV, but have no way to sync contacts. I had a > bunch of happy users which were already using sogo-connector, and > then, suddenly TB got to version 5 and no more joy. Until now, still > no joy for them. I think that > >> Thanks for input and of course thanks for the devs work, > > -- > *Marcio Merlone* -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
