<quote who="Andrew Reilly">
> Can't help with the schedules issue (but very interested if anyone else
> knows of such a thing.)
No, this is a black hole in Free Software land. But you can replace Exchange
on NT with HP OpenMail on Linux. :) It's not Free Software though.
Reefknot is an in-development calendaring framework, supported now by
e-smith (Skud went to work for them, asked if they liked the idea, and as if
they were going to knock it back):
http://reefknot.sourceforge.net/
I'm sure someone will develop and Exchange interface for it. Quite likely
someone as brilliant and nutty as Luke Leighton (ex-Samba hacker who has
talked about doing this for a while).
> For mail, though, exchange can speak IMAP, which is a standard. Fetchmail
> can speak IMAP, and stuff the resulting messages into your local mail
> spool, from whence you can do what you like with them.
If you're happy with using Maildir, have a look at isync - by the author of
mutt.
http://www.isync.org/ (I think.)
> Alternatively, mail user agents (MUAs) that I know of that speak to IMAP
> servers directly include: netscape-communicator, mozilla, tkrat and pine.
> Mozilla (used to) has some bugs with IMAP, but it's getting there...
Plus mutt and Evolution. :)
- Jeff
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