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it says Zimba^โ ^ is not longer supported :
^โ ^"Zimbra Desktop Open Source"
here. Still i am tempted to try it !
The bugs listed in the latest release is from 2016. I'd probably not risk it :)
Exactly the sort of thing that i should know and i don't know. Many thanks.
Now i want to create another post about this Linux : Lightweight Portable Security
Because it was founded by the US Department of Defense it should have been the ultimate secured Linux ... i can't understand why they stop it in 2021 !
Update : LPS Linux is meant to be used without persistance^โ ^ for security reasons, so, i will not use this.
. ^โ ^the system will not recall what i did last session