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Idea ID: 2781201

Fully featured Linux desktop client

MigrationDeletedUser
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We still need a fully featured Linux desktop client to replace the one that hasn't been developed since (or was removed from) GroupWise 8!

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  • make a cross platform full featured Linux / Mac /Intel / ARM client.

  • Please, is there any official statement by MicroFocus on this topic? Native Linux and Mac Clients are the most voted topics here, but no reply on that... so what? What's this community / idea exchange for, if it has no impact?

    Best Regards
    (a very dissapointed client!)

  • The one thing forcing my clients to stay with Windows OS is that there is no modern GroupWise Client for Linux. I need to setup a caching mailbox so as cool as the new GroupWise Web Client is, it does not fill the voi

  • The one thing forcing my clients to stay with Windows OS is that there is no modern GroupWise Client for Linux. I need to setup a caching mailbox so as cool as the new GroupWise Web Client is, it does not fill the void.

  • Does someone @MicroFocus ever read this?? Until last update it was still possible to use the (old) GW8 Linux client - not really good, ut was able to use most of the features. Since 18.2.0 the 8.0 client can't connect anymore. Webaccess is full of bugs - other frontends (evolution for ex.) do not work properly with calendar- rule- proxy- and other functions? I could throw away my Windows computer - I found a Linux replacement for all needed tasks at my administration desk - but not for my "linux based" eMail program Groupwise?!

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