But no one will have the same setup as the "official" Zimbra test server. There are numerous flavors of Linux, assorted patch levels, differing applications installed, etc. A test may work great if you test on the Zimbra test server, but it might then crash out on your own system.
Besides, every release of every software ever written contains bugs. Patches are put out, bugs are fixed, and new ones crop up. Such is the cycle of software production. Are the bugs a pain in the butt? Sure! But if you never install anything because you're waiting for the next patch, what good is the software?
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