Hi,
On Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 5:32 PM, Milan Crha via evolution-hackers
wrote:
There's used GNotification and after a brief look I do not see any
glib
API which would allow to verify whether the notifications can have
actions or not. That might be a call to them, to add such API, then
Hi Milan,
1)
I was reading https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/issues/155,
and in e-alarm-notify.c#L253 it is adding a notificatio action, i.e a
"Reminder" button. The problem is under Unity, notification server
(notify-osd) doesn't support notification action. And hence instead of
On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 5:29 PM, Milan Crha wrote:
You do not need to parse. See the attached script. Run it as:
$ cache-to-ics.sh
~/.cache/evolution/calendar//cache.db
and it'll create calendar.ics in the current directory containing
the data from the cache. The
Hi,
When I tried evolution 3.25.91, I noticed it doesn't dump online
calendars as ical in ~/.cache/evolution/calendar/
anymore. Instead it creates a database called "cache.db" in it?
What kind of database is it?
We, at Credence, so far, have been using a python client to sync other
Hi,
are you sure Ubuntu 14.04 ships evolution-data-server 3.8? I strongly
doubt it, it's two years old version now. You may report this to the
Gnome-Flashback project, rather than to GNOME's gnome-panel, and they
should be able to give you more info what's going on - supposing the
Hi,
it doesn't seem they are using GNOME's git [1] for their changes, at
least based on the names you mentioned. Is it correct or I'm wrong?
I can give a flash shot on their calendar code, but I need to look at
the right code, not at an old.
Bye,
Milan
AFAIK,