Just an idea/plan: FIRST STAGE (alpha version) 1) Create a pytgtk app that asks the user for its google-calendar account details and stores them in the device. 2) When internet connection is available (or when user requests it), it should download ical files. Perhaps it would be better using some kind of sync mechanism to check updates 3) The app could add the ical files to EDS, or just show them as a list 4) There should be a nice calendar home applet to show this data.
SECOND STAGE (beta edition) 1) Add sync capabilities with phone calendar using opensync or perhaps funambol. This way is ok for having google-phone-770 calendars synced. THIRD STAGE (release candidate) 1) Create methods to create new events in the calendar and a way to sync this changes with google and phone calendar. Ideas? Anyone already coding this? Thanks in advance, 2007/1/16, Mathias Uebelacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
By the way, a interface to mobile phones should be included - but thats will be a hard work an should be the second step Mathias 2007/1/16, Mathias Uebelacker < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello, > > thanks to for the answers. I will wait until wednesday for further answers to my question. So at this time there where some projects with little or no growth or the possibility to create a new one in Python?. So maybe we should thought about possible features in the next step. But lets wait til wednesday an see whats coming next. > > br > Mathias > > > 2007/1/15, Teemu Nikkilä <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Hello! > > > > On Monday, 15. January 2007 12:15, Martin Grimme wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > This sounds really interesting. I know that there are already > > > applications like dates or GPE-calendar for the N770 but both > > > don't fit my needs. Since my idea was to write some sort of > > > PIM suite specially for the 770 in the near future, maybe we > > > should join efforts. > > > > > > I have written software for the 770 in C (Ogg Vorbis Player) and Python > > > (Obscura Photo Manager) and have to say that Python wins for big > > > applications, IMHO. Development is much faster and the code usually > > > more clear and stable than with C. So I'd vote for Python. > > > > Funny, I started to play around with a calendar project a while ago. I use KDE > > Contact on the desktop and choose to store my calendar appointments as emails > > on an IMAP server. These mail messages contain standard iCalendar files. > > > > To get started, I wrote a very simple Python app which is able to retrieve and > > list the appointments from the server. Then I unfortunately ran out of time > > for the project as I was supposed to figure out how to render the next > > occurrence of a recurring appointment. There seems to be a python module for > > that too though. > > > > Also I'd like to be able to see the calendar of my (series 60) phone and > > preferably be able to synchronize with it. > > > > So I'd really love to see a calendar application that can use (offline) IMAP > > as a backend and also interact with a phone's calendar. I'm also willing to > > contribute if there was a project in Python to implement this. > > > > -Teemu > > _______________________________________________ > > maemo-developers mailing list > > maemo-developers@maemo.org > > https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers > > > > _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
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