Sorry about the flaming! I meant it as a joke, but I realise that it came out much harsher than I intended and I'm really sorry about that. I won't be so rude again. Promise!
Now, about the syncing:
Do you have any concept of the timeline here? Are we talking weeks or years? My impression is that it wasn't planned for release in any near future on the Mozila side, but that's just internet rumors and I may be way off.
Anyway - thanks for a great application. It's really swell. Best wishes! /Joel Hedlund
Tom Foottit wrote:
I'll ignore the comments about Evolution and let you know that:
1) Synchronization is on the roadmap for the Mozilla Calendar
2) We have been talking to the Mozilla developers and support for synchronizing the calendar with Multisync is in the works
Tom
On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 05:40, Joel Hedlund wrote:
Hi,
Mozilla Calendar is a nice and Free Mozilla extension application which does pretty much what the Ximian Evolution Calendar does, only it is less likely to fill your screen with error messages and generally bug out like Ximian Evolution has a tendency to do. This is the Mozilla Calendar project homepage:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/index.html
The Mozilla Calendar is based on iCal, which is an open and free calendar format standard that is also used by Ximian Evolution and Apple iCal. I _almost_ got this to work with MultiSync, just by putting the Mozilla Calendar .ics file in the spot where Ximian Evolution normally puts its calendar file (in ~/evolution/local/Calendar/calendar.ics), and telling MultiSync to synchronize it using the evolution plugin. Almost. I gave up after a few sporadic synchronization successes intersparsed with series of abject faliures. But I think that it would be an easy tweak for someone with the right skills (wink, wink, nudge, nudge) to extend the evolution plugin to include support for Mozilla Calendar .ics files. The Mozilla Calendar guys say that their program is fully compatible with Apple iPods, so if this could be implemented it could improve the usability of MultiSync significantly. On the other hand, the Mozilla Calendar guys also say that their program does not yet sync with Palm Pilots, so I'm sure they would be more than happy to get some collaboration with MultiSync going. An added benefit is (if you guys can pull this off, that is) that I could finally throw that bug-ridden catastrophe Ximian Evolution straight in the garbage can, right where it belongs.
Any comments on that, anybody? /Joel Hedlund IFM Bioinformatics LinkÃping University, Sweden
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