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Re: Diary Usage Poll
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Alan Shutko |
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Re: Diary Usage Poll |
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Wed, 06 Nov 2002 21:22:58 GMT |
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ken <ken@cleveland.lug.net> writes:
> I switched because I believe gnomecal will be the dominant
> calendaring app in Linux, and especially as Linux becomes more
> popular on the desktop.
Gnomecal was already orphaned once, and may be again in the future.
Last I fiddled in the code, it was pretty buggy in a number of
areas. Why do you think that it (and not Evolution, or the KDE
calendar, or plan, or remind, or something else) will be the dominant
calendaring app in Linux? And why does it matter?
> This gnomecal also easily handles repeating events, events which
> repeat only a finite number of times, exceptions to either of these
> kinds of repeating events, and a variety of others, all by pointing
> and clicking...
What it doesn't handle are floating holidays or things like the DST
switch. That's one reason I don't use it anymore.
--
Alan Shutko <ats@acm.org> - In a variety of flavors!
An unbreakable toy is useful for breaking other toys.
- Re: Diary Usage Poll (WAS) Re: enhanced diary mode?, (continued)
- Re: Diary Usage Poll (WAS) Re: enhanced diary mode?, Alan Shutko, 2002/11/03
- Re: Diary Usage Poll (WAS) Re: enhanced diary mode?, Alan Shutko, 2002/11/04
- Re: Diary Usage Poll (WAS) Re: enhanced diary mode?, Sacha Chua, 2002/11/05
- Re: Diary Usage Poll (WAS) Re: enhanced diary mode?, Robert Uhl <address@hidden>, 2002/11/05
- Re: Diary Usage Poll (WAS) Re: enhanced diary mode?, Alan Shutko, 2002/11/05
Re: Diary Usage Poll (WAS) Re: enhanced diary mode?, mr.sparkle, 2002/11/04