The question has already been asked
Le 25/10/22 15:27, « "t.b.mailingli...@igeno-fat.de"
(t.b.mailingli...@igeno-fat.de) » <users-requ...@sogo.nu au nom de
users@sogo.nu> a écrit :
Hi Alinto Team,
I wanted to ask if it is already known if or when there will be a new
version of the Thunderbird add-on "SOGo Connector" for Thunderbird 102?
-TB
Am 28.06.2022 um 18:57 schrieb Kees van Vloten (keesvanvlo...@gmail.com):
>
> Op 28-06-2022 om 15:49 schreef Philippe Gilbert (phili...@alinto.com):
>> Hello
>> Our plans are to support as much as possible the full solution.
>>
>> And to answer to your question yes SOGo will remain open source.
>>
>> Having said this we are still in a transition phase where Inverse
>> will support the product until end of August 2022 so please allow us
>> some time to proceed with the transition
>>
>> In the next week the build system, Github repository will be moved as
>> well as the mailing list and the BTS
>>
>> Thanks for your understanding
>> Philippe
>
> Hi Philippe,
>
> Thank you for stepping in, that clears the sky for now :-)
>
> It is really good to hear that you are actively busy with the
> transition, hopefully things will go smoothly.
>
>
> - Kees
>
>>
>>> Le 28 juin 2022 à 14:58, Kees van Vloten (keesvanvlo...@gmail.com)
>>> <users@sogo.nu> a écrit :
>>>
>>> In stead of us speculating about what to expect from Alinto, it
>>> would be helpful if the team of Alinto that takes over the Sogo code
>>> would join the list and express their plans.
>>>
>>> It is only a few months until Alinto takes over and I have not seen
>>> much about from their side yet. There is just the EOL message from
>>> Inverse and a pretty brief statement on Alinto's website. It leaves
>>> me with a lot of questions on how Sogo will be developed in the
>>> future and if it remains to be open source at all? And indeed what
>>> will happen to side products as the Sogo-connector...? Is it time to
>>> fork the code or should we start to look for a different solution
>>> and make a migration plan?
>>>
>>> Alinto, please join this list, help to provide answers and take part
>>> in the discussions!
>>>
>>> - Kees
>>>
>>>
>>> Op 28-06-2022 om 14:05 schreef Christian Naumer (c...@brain-biotech.de):
>>>> Am 28.06.22 um 09:46 schrieb c3...@mail77.eu:
>>>>> I'm not working for Alinto, the company which takes over
>>>>> maintenance of SOGo. However, I've talked to a sales
>>>>> representative some months ago as we were inquiring for a support
>>>>> license, and they told me that they are relocating the development
>>>>> of SOGo (server) to France, and would continue development. We
>>>>> didn't talk about the sogo-connector specifically though. Do you
>>>>> have specific indications that they will stop development of
>>>>> sogo-connector? It would be a pity, especially because TB is
>>>>> getting a major overhaul since about 2 years.
>>>> No. No specific indications. However their product is:
>>>>
>>>> "SOGomail by Alinto"
>>>> Powerful business-class mail Server for organisations that are
>>>> looking for a proven European alternative.
>>>>
>>>> And I don't see any indication that they will support Thunderbird.
>>>> Come to that support from Inverse was not really enthusiastic in
>>>> the last release.
>>>>
>>>> As mentioned our best bet is to work to get most of this into TB
>>>> itself or a lightweight addon.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>>
>>>> Christian
>>>>
>>> --
>>> users@sogo.nu
>>> https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
