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Lol wut. Use Thunderbird. We rolled that out to everyone at work.
I think you may have misunderstood my question. I'm not asking which desktop client I should use.
I know its not what you asked, however you can use Thunderbird with Office 365 in the mean time. Same with Evolution.
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@itchy_lizard @cygnus TB is great. Except that I cannot have Thunderbird 115 sync with my CardDAV (Infomaniak) address book. Officually CardDAV is supported now, but all I get for the effort is a blank address book. If someone knows the trick... ;-)
I think I use WebDAV?