Well my main requirement is to replicate a modern office environment to aid with supporting my clients.CitroJim wrote:Really? What are you trying to do Xac? Run an email system for the whole world?Xac wrote: Somehow I can't imagine that being up to the task Jim
Many ISPs use just that setup.. Look at a few mail headers to see their SMTP sign-on and all is revealed...
From the looks of things, in order to sync properly with mobiles, in order to enforce pin/password on mobile devices, in order to be able remote wipe devices, you need to install several other bits of software, and tweak them for it all to work.
Now, I can understand that Exchange 2003 needed "tweaking" to have activesync working with forms based authentication in webmail, back then PDA access to email was the exception not the norm, but with Exchange 2007 onwards, it just works.
myglaren wrote:Why not Onlyearache Jim?
Yes, I love the light touch they have with stuff.
Incidentally, I have some Onieric discs here still.
Although it's time is almost up, soon to be replaced by Precise Pangolin
Linux Mint is similar, all the releases have female names.
Ran Gloria for a while and liked it, have Lisa around here somewhere.
I also liked the Debian name (that both derive from)
Deb & Ian, who started it off (Deb now departed)
It's like the Android naming scheme being desserts
Cupcake, Eclair, Froyo (Frozen Yogurt - some strange yank thing I believe), Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich...