On Friday 22 December 2006 21:56, Peter Schober wrote:

> note that Netline (or later Open-Xchange Inc., for that matter)
> announced Debian packages of OX5 (the commercial version) over a year
> ago:
> "We will have a Debian port in the second half of the year [2005]",
> [1],[2]. should have happend over a year ago.
>
> also in this PDF[3] by Open-Xchange Inc. from january 2006 the roadmap
> (page 16) has "OX5 on Debian" listed for Q2 2006, specifically "June
> 6th" (target release date, "uncommitted"). should have happend half a
> year ago.

I know, I really would like to have the commercial version for a debian like 
system. I thought I change from the gpl version to the commercial as soon as 
its available for getting support.

> maybe Open-Xchange Inc. should celebrate the release of GPL'ed Java
> (which should have lowered the barrier of entry to capital-f Free
> Software distributions like Debian even more -- no more non-free
> dependencies!) by finally supporting Debian (or Ubuntu LTS, if you
> really wanted to jump on the bandwagon) for either the commercial

I really would like to have an ubuntu lts version, as we're migrating most of 
our debian sarge servers to ubuntu lts, because of the 5 years support on the 
server.  

If the ox guys are thinking about it, I'll be happy to be a beta/test user.  
but I'll also happy to test a debian version ;-)

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