Scalix, a Linux e-mail, calendaring and messaging company, has released Scalix 11.2, with new features to support hosted multi-tenant environments, the latest Linux servers, and enhanced Microsoft Outlook facilities for mobile devices. Scalix 11.2 allows application service providers (ASPs) to host multiple customers on a single Scalix server without the use of virtualization. They can now easily subdivide a single Scalix installation into multiple independent partitions, each with its own address book and global address list.

Commercial editions of Scalix 11.2 also provide full Scalix Connect support for synchronization of devices running Windows Mobile 2005 or Windows Mobile 6 with Microsoft Active Sync 4.5 against Outlook 2003 over USB. Both the commercial and community editions of Scalix 11.2 now support 32- and 64-bit versions of Fedora 7 and openSUSE 10.2 (commercial support is currently for evaluation purposes only). The commercial and open source community editions of Scalix 11.2 are available for immediate download at www.scalix.com.